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Methods	Abbreviations	Decay (Increase or decrease)	Terms	Pathologies
100 What is the study of the invasion of the succession pattern of arthropods? Forensic entomology	100 What is NAGPRA? Act that protects Native American remains and associated cultural objects	100 What is increase? Sunlight	100 What is destruction of cells by their own enzymes? Autolysis	100 What is eburnation? This is caused when bone habituatually rubs on another bone
200 What is mtDNA? Method of tracing maternal lineage	200 What is the minimum number of individuals? MNI stands for this	200 What is increase? Humidity	200 What is the process of decay? Putrefaction	200 What is a keel? This will form when a bone is infected and needs to drain
300 What is the Central Identification Lab in Hawaii? The military facility which repatriates MIA	300 What is Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team? DMORT stands for this	300 What is decrease? Aridity	300 What is hydrated body fat? Adipocere	300 What is bone necrosis? "Bone death"
400 What is Fordisc 2.0? The program used to construct ancestry from metric and nonmetric traits	400 What is Post mortem interval? PMI stands for this	400 What is neither? Weight of individual	400 What is a teacup fracture? The shaft of a long bone is pushed into the joint, causing pieces to break off around the joint surface	400 What is edentulous ? When someone loses their teeth and their bone resorbs the spaces where the teeth were
500 What is the typicality probability? This number must be uncer .05 for the results to be accepted	500 What is What is the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team? EAAF stands for this	500 What is increase? Temperature fluctuations	500 What is ballistics? Study of firearms	500 What is a stellate lesion? Syphilis causes this mark on the skull

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