Maria Teresa Ferreira

Assistant Professor

University of Coimbra

Portugal

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Maria Teresa Ferreira is an Assistant Professor at the University of Coimbra, Portugal. Her research areas focus on anthropological and forensic studies, including biological sex estimation from skeletal remains, stature estimation in burnt remains, and human taphonomy. Recent publications include studies on environmental exposure assessments and the implications of loss in fire-related disasters.

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Francisco Gil

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University of Coimbra

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Manuel Partido Navadijo

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Universidad de Sevilla

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University of Coimbra

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Sofia Wasterlain

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University of Coimbra

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Susana Garcia

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Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais e Políticas

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Maria Teresa Ferreira

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Articles (19)

The estimation of biological sex through the radius and ulna in Portuguese reference skeletal samples

Exploring human hair degradation: A preliminary study for estimating time-since-death

The tall order of stature estimation in burnt skeletal remains: a performance test in the Portuguese population

pXRF Skeletal Measurements as an Assessment Tool for Environmental Exposure to Lajes Field–Derived Contaminants (Terceira Island, Azores, Portugal)

Cranial surgical approaches in the 21st Century Identified Skeletal Collection

Postmortem interval estimation of human skeletonized remains through luminol chemiluminescence

A soil-based approach on human taphonomy from five Portuguese public cemeteries

Beyond the flames: understanding the impact of loss without body recovery or identification in fire-related mass disaster contexts

Age assessment in unaccompanied minors: assessing uniformity of protocols across Europe

Burned and buried: A vibrational spectroscopy analysis of burial‐related diagenetic changes of heat‐altered human bones

All that glitters is not gold: X-ray fluorescence analysis of a fixed dental prosthesis from Colecção de Esqueletos Identificados Século XXI, Portugal (CEI/XXI)

Secular Trends in the Size and Shape of the Scapula among the Portuguese between the 19th and the 21st Centuries

Half a century of systematic research on heat-induced colour changes in bone – A review

Validation of discriminant functions from the rib necks in two Portuguese adult identified populations

Atypical dental wear in an enslaved individual from Lagos, Portugal

Estimating age-at-death in enslaved African individuals from Valle da Gafaria by pulp/tooth area ratio in canines

Sexual Dimorphism of the Human Scapula: A Geometric Morphometrics Study in Two Portuguese Reference Skeletal Samples

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Estimation of the post-mortem interval in human bones by infrared spectroscopy

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Maria Paula Marques

Luis Alberto Esteves Batista de Carvalho

António Miguel Morgado

Shari Forbes

Isabel Baptista

Francisco Curate

Francisco Gil

Manuel Partido Navadijo

David Gonçalves

Sofia Wasterlain

Susana Garcia

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