THE citrate levels in bone from 16 prehistoric New Zealanders have been estimated by the Hess technique. The results confirm previous observations on differing levels of bone citrate in male and female, and suggest that the method is a reliable sexing technique, particularly useful for fragmentary bone.
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John M. Dennison (1979) studied this question.
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