The accuracy of estimations of the age at death of subadults from permanent tooth formation is not dependant on sex and ancestral group.

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The accuracy of age at death estimations from permanent tooth formation can vary depending on sex and ancestral group. Some populations may have different tooth development patterns and dental anomalies that can affect the accuracy of age estimations. In addition, sex differences in tooth development can impact accuracy, particularly during adolescence.

The Accuracy of Estimations of the Age at Death of Subadults