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Forensic Anthropology	Procedures of a Forensic Anthropologist	What Can Bones Tell Us #1	What Can Bones Tell Us #2	Famous Forensic Anthropologists
100 What is Forensic Taphonomy involves the study of changes to the body after death, including decomposition and environmental modification.	100 What is Profile 3rd procedure	100 What is Determining Trauma Skeletal remains may fall into 3 specific categories; Antemortem, Perimortem, and Postmortem	100 What is P, and the letter after the number Inviduals height, and the known length of the bone	100 Who is Clea Koff Help identify unidentified bodies commonly known as “The Bone Woman”.
200 What is Osteology the study of the structure, and the function of the skeleton along with bony structures	200 What is Presentation 5th procedure	200 What isThe Equation for Determing Radius P = 73.502 + 3.876R	200 What is Female Pelvis The ______ _____ has been designed to give space for the birth canal	200 Who is William M Bass Studied the human remains and decomposition.
300 What is Forensic Anthropology the application of physical anthropology and human osteology in a legal context.	300 What is Cleaning and Analysis 2nd procedure	300 What is Determing Sex most forensic anthropologists look at the human pelvis	300 What is Postmortem injuries sustained after death, usually caused by animal action, or environmental action.	300 Who is Edmond Locard Showed that everyone leaves a trace of something.
400 What is Forensic Osteology the study of the skeleton	400 What is Investigation/ Collection 1st procedure	400 What is Establishing Identity of an Individual A general description of the teeth, is taken to the individual's dentist for them to be provided with dental charts, and radiographs (X-rays or gamma rays) used for comparison	400 What is Detrmining Race Nonmetric racial features of the skull include; the shape of their nose, the way their jaw or prognathism look, shape of the lower jaw, and certain teeth features.	400 Who is William R Maples Studied the remains of historical figures.
500 What is Forensic Archaeology involves the controlled collection of human remains	500 What is Trauma 4th procedure	500 What is Determing the Age of Death Each development and eruption of the teeth has a pattern, which helps discover...	500 What is The Individuals Identity Chest radiographs may show vertebral data, which could contain fractures that may have been healed injuries or medical implants that could help them confirm...	500 Who is Edmond Locard This idividual also developed a 12-point method of matching fingerprints in order to identify who it belonged too.

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