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Figure from:Material report: A case report on human skeletal remains suggesting the penis removal in the Edo period

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“Hayaoke” and “Kamekan” data were cited from Sakaue (2012)

Table 2 “Hayaoke” and “Kamekan” data were cited from Sakaue (2012)

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Fig. 1. Photographs of the skull of No. 583.
Fig. 1. Photographs of the skull of No. 583.
ig. 2. Photographs of the postcranial bones of No. 583.
ig. 2. Photographs of the postcranial bones of No. 583.
Table 1. cranial measurements and Indexes of No. 583
Table 1. cranial measurements and Indexes of No. 583
‘ig. 3. Plot of the second and third principal component male scores. The ellipses represent the 68.27% confidence interval for each group
‘ig. 3. Plot of the second and third principal component male scores. The ellipses represent the 68.27% confidence interval for each group
Fig. 5. Posterior view of the left innominate bone.
Fig. 5. Posterior view of the left innominate bone.
Fig. 6. 3D images of the cut mark reconstructed in Keyence VR-3000.
Fig. 6. 3D images of the cut mark reconstructed in Keyence VR-3000.
Fig. 9. Illustration for the insertion of thin sharp instrument in the reconstructed pelvis. A steel scale with a breadth of 10mm was placed its long side on the extension of the long axis of the cut mark and its flat surface on the smooth face of the cut mark.
Fig. 9. Illustration for the insertion of thin sharp instrument in the reconstructed pelvis. A steel scale with a breadth of 10mm was placed its long side on the extension of the long axis of the cut mark and its flat surface on the smooth face of the cut mark.
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