Effects of age and occupation on cortical bone in a group of 18th–19th century British men

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The effects of socioeconomic status on endochondral and appositional bone growth, and acquisition of cortical bone in children from 19th century Birmingham, England

✍ Simon Mays; Rachel Ives; Megan Brickley 📂 Article 📅 2009 🏛 John Wiley and Sons 🌐 English ⚖ 110 KB

## Abstract Endochondral growth, appositional growth, and acquisition of cortical bone thickness in the femur are investigated in subadult skeletons (__N__ = 43, dental age range birth to 12 years) from the 19^th^‐century AD burial site of St. Martin's churchyard, Birmingham, England. Endochondral