GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS

the science discussion in 1990s. The discovering of statistical pattern in craniological features characteristics, different for male and female skulls, was the goal of the study. Materials and methods. The craniological collection of Azerbaijanis, parts of which scientists have been collecting...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: A. B. Gasanov, A. Sh. Ibragimov, Z. M. Kerimov, I. N. Chairkin, N. L. Shepetovskaya, E. V. Kondyurova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Penza State University Publishing House 2020-06-01
Series:Известия высших учебных заведений. Поволжский регион: Медицинские науки
Subjects:
_version_ 1818061128721235968
author A. B. Gasanov
A. Sh. Ibragimov
Z. M. Kerimov
I. N. Chairkin
N. L. Shepetovskaya
E. V. Kondyurova
author_facet A. B. Gasanov
A. Sh. Ibragimov
Z. M. Kerimov
I. N. Chairkin
N. L. Shepetovskaya
E. V. Kondyurova
author_sort A. B. Gasanov
collection DOAJ
description the science discussion in 1990s. The discovering of statistical pattern in craniological features characteristics, different for male and female skulls, was the goal of the study. Materials and methods. The craniological collection of Azerbaijanis, parts of which scientists have been collecting from different regions of Republic of Azerbaijan since 1970, was studied. 85 skulls (male – 50, female – 35) were examined by craniological method. Standard craniometrical instruments, such as thick compasses (accuracy 1mm.), digital caliper “ProsKit” (accuracy 10 micrometers), and metal measuring tape (accuracy 1 mm.) were used to measure craniometrical indicators. In each skull, 12 parameters were measured. Results. Because of studying Azerbaijanis craniological collection it has been detected that there were some gender specificity in independent craniometrical features ratio. While pairwise comparison of some craniometrical features it was found that their proportions to each other differs a lot due to gender. So researchers determined probability of corresponding events. Taking into consideration all the data, the diagnostic ratio for indicating sex by the skull was found with the help of Wal- Goubler method based on Bayes theorem. In the end, the diagnostic model was developed for predicting sex basing on craniometrical features analysis. However, this diagnostic method did not pass verification on other craniological series, so it remains open for science discussion and comments. Conclusions.1. Craniometrical features for indicating gender dimorphisms by the skull have not been depleted. 2. Certain statistical pattern in some craniometrical features, which are claimed to predict gender in mathematic models were identified. 3. Discovered elements of gender dimorphisms need to be discussed and examined on other craniological series.
first_indexed 2024-12-10T13:43:24Z
format Article
id doaj.art-752642fdf9cd4ef7b72924e5a5bb0435
institution Directory Open Access Journal
issn 2072-3032
language English
last_indexed 2024-12-10T13:43:24Z
publishDate 2020-06-01
publisher Penza State University Publishing House
record_format Article
series Известия высших учебных заведений. Поволжский регион: Медицинские науки
spelling doaj.art-752642fdf9cd4ef7b72924e5a5bb04352022-12-22T01:46:34ZengPenza State University Publishing HouseИзвестия высших учебных заведений. Поволжский регион: Медицинские науки2072-30322020-06-01210.21685/2072-3032-2020-2-5GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICSA. B. Gasanov0A. Sh. Ibragimov1Z. M. Kerimov2I. N. Chairkin3N. L. Shepetovskaya4E. V. Kondyurova5Scientific Practical Association “Forensic examination and pathological anatomy” of the Ministry of Healthcare of Azerbaijan RepublicScientific Practical Association “Forensic examination and pathological anatomy” of the Ministry of Healthcare of Azerbaijan RepublicScientific Practical Association “Forensic examination and pathological anatomy” of the Ministry of Healthcare of Azerbaijan RepublicI. M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical UniversityI. M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical UniversityOgarev Mordovia State Universitythe science discussion in 1990s. The discovering of statistical pattern in craniological features characteristics, different for male and female skulls, was the goal of the study. Materials and methods. The craniological collection of Azerbaijanis, parts of which scientists have been collecting from different regions of Republic of Azerbaijan since 1970, was studied. 85 skulls (male – 50, female – 35) were examined by craniological method. Standard craniometrical instruments, such as thick compasses (accuracy 1mm.), digital caliper “ProsKit” (accuracy 10 micrometers), and metal measuring tape (accuracy 1 mm.) were used to measure craniometrical indicators. In each skull, 12 parameters were measured. Results. Because of studying Azerbaijanis craniological collection it has been detected that there were some gender specificity in independent craniometrical features ratio. While pairwise comparison of some craniometrical features it was found that their proportions to each other differs a lot due to gender. So researchers determined probability of corresponding events. Taking into consideration all the data, the diagnostic ratio for indicating sex by the skull was found with the help of Wal- Goubler method based on Bayes theorem. In the end, the diagnostic model was developed for predicting sex basing on craniometrical features analysis. However, this diagnostic method did not pass verification on other craniological series, so it remains open for science discussion and comments. Conclusions.1. Craniometrical features for indicating gender dimorphisms by the skull have not been depleted. 2. Certain statistical pattern in some craniometrical features, which are claimed to predict gender in mathematic models were identified. 3. Discovered elements of gender dimorphisms need to be discussed and examined on other craniological series.craniometrygender dimorphismgender diagnosticswald-gubler method
spellingShingle A. B. Gasanov
A. Sh. Ibragimov
Z. M. Kerimov
I. N. Chairkin
N. L. Shepetovskaya
E. V. Kondyurova
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
Известия высших учебных заведений. Поволжский регион: Медицинские науки
craniometry
gender dimorphism
gender diagnostics
wald-gubler method
title GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
title_full GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
title_fullStr GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
title_full_unstemmed GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
title_short GENDER DIFFERENCES IN R CORRELATION CERTAIN CRANIOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS
title_sort gender differences in r correlation certain craniometric characteristics
topic craniometry
gender dimorphism
gender diagnostics
wald-gubler method
work_keys_str_mv AT abgasanov genderdifferencesinrcorrelationcertaincraniometriccharacteristics
AT ashibragimov genderdifferencesinrcorrelationcertaincraniometriccharacteristics
AT zmkerimov genderdifferencesinrcorrelationcertaincraniometriccharacteristics
AT inchairkin genderdifferencesinrcorrelationcertaincraniometriccharacteristics
AT nlshepetovskaya genderdifferencesinrcorrelationcertaincraniometriccharacteristics
AT evkondyurova genderdifferencesinrcorrelationcertaincraniometriccharacteristics