A Nyíregyházi Jósa András Múzeum évkönyve 33-35. - 1990-1992 (Nyíregyháza, 1993)

László Szathmáry: Importance of Pre-auricular Region Sex Determination (in the analysis of a medieval sample from NE Hungary) (lektorálta: Marcsik Antónia)v67

Fig. 6. Pre-auricular region — hypermasculine variant in the bottom view 6. kép A preauricularis régió — hypermasculin variáns, alulnézetből post-cranial skeleton the greater pelvis and ischiumpubis index fall into this category. 3. The degree of sexualization (with females: -2 and -1; with males: +2 and +1) corresponded to the given sex in a proportion more than 75 percent (Sexid%: over 75), it occured in the case of cotylo-sciatic index, the head of femur, the pre-auricular region (males), just as the greater sciatic notch and the preauricular region (females). Additionally the following characters were relatively solid (Sexid%: between 60 and 75): the supraorbital margin and orbit, the malar surface, the true pelvis, the pubic angle, the ischium-pubis index (in the case of both sexes), -the mastoid process, the occipital squama, the mandibular angle, the greater pelvis, the greater sciatic notch, the linea aspera (only with males), - the glabella, the obturator foramen, the cotylo-sciatic index, the sacrum and the head of femur (only with females). 4. Considering the two sexes together using by a similar method the most reliable characters of sex determination (Sexid%x: over 75 ) were: the cotylo-sciatic index, the greater sciatic notch and the pre-auricular region. The following characters fall into the range between 60 and 75 percent: the glabella, the mastoid process, the supraorbital margin and orbit, the malar surface, the greater pelvis, the true pelvis, the pubic angle, the ischium-pubis index, the sacrum and the head of femur. 75