Discussion
Rule of Hasse is applied to determine :
Answer: A
Haase's rule is used to estimate the age of a foetus.
Haase's rule relates crown-heel length to the age of the foetus in lunar months. For the first five months, length in centimetres equals the square of the age in months (3 months gives about 9 cm); after the fifth month, length equals the age in months multiplied by five (7 months gives about 35 cm). Turning the rule round gives the age from a measured foetus.
It does not estimate the height of an adult, which uses long bones and regression formulae, nor race or individual identification.
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