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Age evaluation in the living - to become a robust judicial tool, Age of emergence of last deciduous molar - signaling end of infancy and time when infant becomes maternally independent, Enhanced rate of fetal growth - insatiable requirement for a nutrient source, Infancy, period in which the child - shows rapid growth velocity of any of the postnatal stages, Intra-uterine growth and development, Period of human life span, process of inadequate - and ever decreasing normal growth processes, Physical age estimation principles, Prenatal growth, influenced by child's genetic composition, Process of assigning biological age, approximating - to chronological age of individual, University of Iowa Child Welfare Research Station - one of the first longitudinal studies implemented

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Principles of Physical Age Estimation

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Published

Sue Black
George Maat

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	John Wiley & Sons Inc.
Pages	77-94
Number of pages	18
ISBN (print)	9780470519677
<mark>Original language</mark>	English