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Brown,
W.A.B. (1961). A Cephalometric Study of parents
and their Children. Transactions of the European
Orthodontic Society. 1-9.
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Brown,
W.A.B. (1963). A Cephalometric analysis of skeletal
three apical base relationships in families. Transactions
of the European Orthodontic Society. 105-116.
Adams,
C.P. and Brown, W.A.B. (1966). The Adams Cephalostat.
The dental practitioner. 17: 75-76. Download
Brown,
W.A.B. (1973). Forty-five Northern Irish Families:
A Cephalometric radiographic Study. Am J Phys
Anthropol. 39: 57-86.
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The
individual bones that are identifiable from lateral
skull radiographs have
been analysed for the parents and growing children
of 45 families. There were at least four children
in each family and altogether there were 95 sons
and 102 daughters. The youngest child was not
less than seven years of age. Traced outlines
were made of the bones and 24 linear and angular
measurements were made; the raw data were transformed
into scores to overcome differences due to age
and sex. Analyses of variance of within and between
families showed that for all the variables, the
scores for persons in different families were
significantly less similar, (P< 0.001), than
scores to be found within families. Correlations
were then computed for each variable between the
mothers and fathers, the mothers and sons, the
mothers and daughters, the fathers and sons, the
fathers and daughters, brothers and sisters, paired
brothers and paired sisters. It was found that
there were no statistically significant correlations
between the mothers and fathers, but for all the
other combinations that were examined there were
many correlations significant at a 0.1% and 1.0%
level.
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