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Hello all,
I am a Human Osteology student currently writing a paper on sex assessment of subadults. Since I am mostly use to discipline specific-articles and journals, I'm not sure where to look for the data and/or table/figure I need to illustrate a point.
I would like to find a more visual representation of the levels of testosterone present, males vs. females, from the fetal stage until puberty (age on the x, and measure of hormon on the y, for example). A simple graph will do, as long as it is from a reputable academic source.
If anyone knows of such a graph, or where to search for something similar, it would be greatly appreciated.
I am a Human Osteology student currently writing a paper on sex assessment of subadults. Since I am mostly use to discipline specific-articles and journals, I'm not sure where to look for the data and/or table/figure I need to illustrate a point.
I would like to find a more visual representation of the levels of testosterone present, males vs. females, from the fetal stage until puberty (age on the x, and measure of hormon on the y, for example). A simple graph will do, as long as it is from a reputable academic source.
If anyone knows of such a graph, or where to search for something similar, it would be greatly appreciated.
