4 Which sentence best explains how the author of "Forensic Anthropology" and the author of "Puzzles in the
Chesapeake" interpret the facts about forensic anthropology?
A. The author of "Forensic Anthropology" would likely identify Doug Owsley as a physical anthropologist, not a
forensic anthropologist.
B. The author of "Forensic Anthropology" presents a simpler, overgeneralized definition of forensic anthropology
than Sally Walker does in "Puzzles of the Chesapeake."
C. The author of "Forensic Anthropology" believes that a forensic anthropologists work most closely with
historians, while Sally Walker believes that they work most closely with law enforcement agencies.
D. The author of "Forensic Anthropology" would argue that forensic anthropologists spend most of their time at
ancient archeological sites, Sally Walker would argue that forensic anthropologists primarily work in crime
labs

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