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Forensic Anthropology - analysis of human remains in legal matters forensics anthropologist - analyze skeletal remains to determine the identity of a victim, life history, and cause/manner/mechanism of death -scene search, excavation and recovery what four categories can forensic anthropologists figure out from skeletons? - sex, age, stature, and race anthropology - study of all aspects of human development and interaction anthroposcopy - visual inspection of human body osteometry - me...

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EpiphysisEnds of long bones DiaphysisShafts of long bones Coronal Suture Sagittal Suture Supraorbital Ridge Temporal Muscle Line Occipital Bone External Occipital Protuberance

Carpals 7 short bones located in the wrist Tarsal Short bones of the ankles. Sternum Flat bone that makes up the medial portion of the chest. Ribs articulate into the sternum. humerus radius ulna metacarpals phalanges proximal, middle, distal clavicle scapula