This finding may be explained by highly significant negative correlations between the ramus height and angles of mandibular rotations (SN-MP, PP-MP, Ar-Go-Me), which compensate the effect of downward mandibular movement with the increase in ramus heigh,t and hence decrease its effect on the anterior facial height.
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Linear Predictors of Facial Rotation Pattern in Croatian Subjects with Skeletal Class III Malocclusion.
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