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Keywords

Age estimation, or age evaluation, age determination, age diagnostics or age assessment - in the living, applied research in forensic sciences, Age, important classifier - in cultural and judicial hierarchies, Evaluation of age in the living - issues pertaining to refugee and asylum seekers, criminals and their victims, human trafficking and child pornography, History of age estimation in the living, Human trafficking - recruitment, movement and sale of people for exploitative purposes, International human rights - issues governed by UN Convention on Rights of the Child (1989) and UNHCR Guidelines on Policies and Procedures, Methods for dental age estimation and methods for evaluation of skeletal maturation, Process of maturation at puberty - multidimensional set of events, utilized for age related evaluation, Skeletal atlas approach, identifying a 'standard' for each age group, Study of tooth development - linked to chronological ages of individual

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An Introduction to the History of Age Estimation in the Living

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Andreas Schmeling
Sue Black

Publication date	30/08/2010
Host publication	Age Estimation in the Living
Editors	Sue Black, Jason Payne-James, Anil Aggrawal
Place of Publication	Chichester
Publisher	WILEY-BLACKWELL
Pages	1-18
Number of pages	18
ISBN (print)	9780470519677
<mark>Original language</mark>	English