There was a difference in the nasal shape between the present study and the previous study.

Abstract The primary intention of forensic identification is the establishing of human identity, including sex, race, and ages.

Therefore, basic data of nasal index is necessary to be specifically used in observing nasal morphology variation that has been influenced by regional and climatic factors.

This study conducted in the Sub-Dayak Kenyah population in North Kalimantan, Indonesia, as an indigenous population of Kalimantan Island.

The nasal index mean and SD of males and females were 77,87 10,8 and 78,46 7,97 respectively.

The dominant type of nasal shape for Dayak Kenyah males and females was mesorrhine with the second most common type was platyrrhine.

The results of this study can be used to trace the origin of populations in Indonesia, especially North Kalimantan and important for the database in forensic science and anthropology.

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