craniometry

/ˌkreɪniˈɑmətri/
noun
  1. The scientific measurement of the skull, especially as used in anthropology and forensics.
    • Craniometry was once used to support false theories about race.
    • Modern craniometry focuses on understanding human diversity and evolution.
    • The forensic team used craniometry to help identify the skeletal remains.
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