Table 1.

Comparison of quantitative parameters by gender in developmental types. *Independent Two Sample t test; **Mann Whitney U test; Mean ± Standard Deviation; Median (Minimum - Maximum

Development type	Gender	Chrononological age	SNGoMe degree	Skeletal age
Hypodivergent	Male	14,37 ± 1,7	23 ± 1,94	15,47 ± 2,23
(n=50)		14,46 (10,66 - 17,66)	23 (18 - 25)	15,75 (10 - 19)
	Female	13,73 ± 1,82	22,66 ± 2,01	15,14 ± 2,08
		13,46 (11,16 - 17,91)	23 (17 - 25)	15,5 (10 - 18)
	Test Statistics	1,223	266	267
	p	0,227*	0,650**	0,667**
Normodivergent	Male	13,61 ± 1,97	30,67 ± 2,56	14,42 ± 2,21
(n=50)		14,04 (9,91 - 16,83)	30 (27 - 35)	13,75 (10 - 19)
	Female	13,73 ± 1,78	31,7 ± 2,34	14,4 ± 2,13
		14,29 (11 - 16)	32 (28 - 35)	15 (10 - 17)
	Test Statistics	284,5	231,5	279
	p**	0,759	0,170	0,675
Hyperdivergent	Male	12,64 ± 2,15	40,63 ± 3,32	13,22 ± 2,1
(n=50)		12,33 (9,66 - 17,83)	40 (37 - 51)	12,5 (9 - 18)
	Female	13,76 ± 1,99	41,22 ± 2,89	14,5 ± 2,35
		13,41 (10,25 - 18,08)	41 (37 - 49)	15 (10 - 17)
	Test Statistics	-1,901	261	196
	p	0,063*	0,331**	0,024**