Collaborators
Sponsored by National Institute of Justice Grant (2005-MU-BX-K078)
References at bottom of page
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The authors wish to thank the following individuals for their assistance and cooperation in various ways including providing data: David Hunt (NMNH, Smithsonian Institution), Jonathan Bethard (USF), Elizabeth DiGangi (Binghamton-SUNY), Bruce Anderson (PCOME), Hugo Cardoso (Bocage Museum, Portugal; SFU), Greg Berg (DPAA), Maria Dolores Garralda (Universidad Complutense, Spain), Richard Jantz (UTK), Erin Kimmerle (USF), Antonio Martinez, Janet Monge (U. Penn), Jose Vicente Pachar (Instituto de Medicina Legal), Juan Carlos Prados (Departmento de Anatomia e Embrologia Humana, Spain, Jose Luis Prieto (Instituto Anatomico Forense, Spain), Rick Snow, Kate Spradley (TX State), Doug Ubelaker (NMNH, Smithsonian Institution), Danny Westcott (TX State), Shanna Williams (University of SC, School of Medicine), Gisselle Garcia (AMNH), NMNH, Smithsonian Institution, American Museum of Natural History, Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and the North Carolina Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
Ann Ross, PH.D., D-ABFA, C-FASE
Department of Biological Sciences
North Carolina State University
PROGRAMMING AND MORPHOMETRICS
Dennis E. Slice, Ph.D.
Department of Scientific Computing
Florida State University
Devin Geraci- for data verification and cleaning
COLLABORATORS
MERGING OF 3D-ID AND COLIPR DATA SETS
Petra Urbanova, Ph.D.
Masaryk University
Czech Republic
LABORATORY OF FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
Eugenia Cunha, Ph.D., C-FASE
University of Coimbra
Portugal
SPLASH IMAGE
Rob O'Neill
Digital Arts Lab
Pratt Institute
REFERENCES
2014 Urbanová, P., Ross, A.H., Jurda, M. and Nogueira, M.I. Testing the reliability of software tools in sex and ancestry estimation in a multi-ancestral Brazilian sample. Legal Medicine, 16(5), pp.264-273.
2014 A.H. Ross, A.R. Hale, D.E. Slice. Logiciel 3D-ID : Morphométrie géométrique pour la détermination du sexe et de l’origine biogéographique, In T. Delabarde and B. Ludes (eds.), Manuel pratique d’Anthropologie médico-légale, Eska, Paris.
2011 A. Humphries, A.H. Ross. Sexual Dimorphism in the Portuguese Population, Anthropologie: International Journal of the Science of Man 49:13-20.
2011 D. Ubelaker, A.H. Ross, K. Zarenko. Dental Disease in Nineteenth Century Spain, Anthropologie International Journal of the Science of Man XLIII3: 273-282.
2011 A.H. Ross, D.H. Ubelaker, E.H. Kimmerle. Implications of Dimorphism, Population Variation, and Secular Change in Estimating Population Affinity in the Iberian Peninsula, Forensic Science International 206:214e1-214e5.
2011 A.H. Ross, M.J. Manneschi.New Identification Criteria for the Chilean Population: Estimation of Sex and Stature, Forensic Science International 204: 206e1-206e3
2008 A.H. Ross, S. Williams.Testing Repeatability and Error of Coordinate Landmark Data Acquired from Crania,”Journal of Forensic Sciences 53: 782-785.
2008 E.H. Kimmerle, A.H. Ross, D.E. Slice. Sexual Dimorphism in America: Geometric Morphometric Analysis of the Craniofacial Region.” Journal of Forensic Sciences 53: 54-57.
2004 A.H. Ross, D.E. Slice, D.H. Ubelaker, A.B. Falsetti.Population Affinities of 19th Century Cuban Crania: Implications for Identification Criteria of Cuban Americans in South Florida, Journal of Forensic Sciences 49:11-16.
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