rugae), rat (8) and golden hamster (7). We showed that palatal growth rate, spacing and addition rate in mouse/rat were remarkably similar (with respect to the embryo size difference), and that increase to 9 rugae in mouse is achieved by postponing the end of the addition process (hypermorphosis). Such a heterochronic shift may be typical of 1 variations observed among muroid rodents. In contra...

Identification of a person “living or dead” is an important task in forensic medicine and it can be partial complete. There are several situations where establishment complete identification not possible such as plane crashes, railway accidents, building collapses, burnt mutilated bodies etc. In required certain major criteria's taken into consideration age, gender, race stature person. Determi...

rugae), rat (8) and golden hamster (7). We showed that palatal growth rate, spacing and addition rate in mouse/rat were remarkably similar (with respect to the embryo size difference), and that increase to 9 rugae in mouse is achieved by postponing the end of the addition process (hypermorphosis). Such a heterochronic shift may be typical of 1 variations observed among muroid rodents. In contra...

Background. Palatal rugae pattern of an individual is species specific and is said to be as unique as finger print. Aims and Objectives. The aim of this study was to identify and compare the rugae pattern of Igbo and Ikwerre populations in Nigeria for human identification purposes. Materials and Methods. The present study was conducted from random sampling of University of Port Harcourt student...

Although its discussional stability, the position of primary rugae distal edges was examined for two reasons: on one hand, it was provoked by Van der Linden’s clinical study on the stable and constant position of the first rugae in relation to canines and on the other, by the lack of published research results on this issue in Bulgarian medical literature. From anatomo-topographic point of view...

OBJECTIVE This study was conducted to assess the accuracy of palatal rugae as a tool for human identification and to determine factors that may limit accuracy. This will serve as a potential basis for advising national health policy formulation on human identification as forensic rugoscopy is unexplored in sub-Saharan Africa. MATERIALS AND METHODS One hundred consenting participants were recr...

Thirty camel embryos and fetuses of both sexes, ranging from 0.8 cm to 12.0 cm CVRL, were used in this study. These specimens were collected from Zagazig and Cairo abattoirs. They were fixed and prepared by normal histological technique for light microscopical study. The present study revealed that, the camel palatogenesis was a complicated developmental process, that required two main events; ...