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2024-03-28 10:57:58 UTC - HELPFUL

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That is not a child's skeleton. The parietal bones show fissures consistent with an adults. The maxillae shows no indication of recent skeletal growth consistent with children. Pelvis shows a full fusion of the iliun & Iliac crest. With the coccyx not showing flexion. https://nebraskaortho.com/how-do-kids-and-adult-bodies-differ/

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