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Why is forensic anthropology an important part of forensic science? What does this area add to the investigation of crime?
Imagine that you have been called to an area where bones have been found. What would you do at this spot to better understand what happened?
What are some of the differences between traditional facial reconstruction and computer facial reconstruction? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?
What is a scatter pattern? What can it tell a forensic anthropologist?
How can the age of a body be estimated using bones? What are some of the different areas of the body that may give an indication of age?
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