... and tends to underestimate age for individuals of all age groups. The results suggest that the revised method is useful as a method for age estimation when it is used conjunction with other estimators. KEYWORDS: forensic science, physical anthropology, human identi cation, age estimation, comparison...

... anthropology age assessment image processing physical anthropology References Budimlija   Z M , Prinz   M K , Zelson-Mundorff   A , Wiersema   J , Bartelink   E , MacKinnon   G , Nazzaruolo   B L , Estacio   S M , Hennessey   M J , Shaler   R C . World Trade Center...

... anthropology, physical anthropology, sex determination, discriminant functions, femur, positive identification, Croatia The 1991 conflict between Croatia and Serbia, which followed the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia, caused extensive material destruction and loss of life. From 1991 to 1995 there were...

... of the proximal and distal femur make these traits very useful in assessing ancestry in forensic contexts. 21 04 2000 01 09 2000 05 09 2000 forensic science physical anthropology racial variation femur heritability Ellis R. Kerley References Stewart   T D . Essentials...

... instead. 17 05 1999 12 05 2000 15 05 2000 forensic science forensic anthropology physical anthropology age assessment sternal rib References Todd   T W . Age changes in the pubic bone . Am J Phys Anthropol 1920 ; 3 : 285 - 334 . Todd   T W . Age...

... thickness. We suggest that such relationships should be taken into account in anthropometric evaluation of the skull. 08 02 2000 10 05 2000 15 05 2000 forensic pathology forensic anthropology physical anthropology skull thickness hyperostosis cranii brain atrophy anthropometric...

... of the appearance of female ribs perimenopausally. Future studies involving more individuals in the older age ranges, and females of all ages, could broaden the representativeness of these phases. 24 05 1999 25 08 1999 25 10 1999 forensic science forensic anthropology physical anthropology...

...TA Murad, Ph.D.; TD Murad In late June 1990, the Mono County Sheriff's Department in Bridgeport, CA contacted the Physical Anthropology Human Identification Laboratory (PAHIL) at California State University, Chico to seek assistance in the identification of a recently discovered skull. To assist...

... for individuals who are poorly preserved. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic anthropology, physical anthropology, sex determination, femur, secular trend The attribution of skeletal sex is one of the most basic and essential goals of forensic analysis. To this end, much research has been performed resulting...

... an efficient internationally available service for computerized forensic facial reconstruction. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic anthropology, physical anthropology, facial reconstruction, facial reproduction, three-dimensional modeling, virtual reality modeling language Advances in graphical computing...

... anthropology physical anthropology facial reconstruction facial reproduction three-dimensional modeling virtual reality modeling language References Tyrrell   A J , Evison   M P , Chamberlain   A T , Green   M A . Forensic three-dimensional facial reconstruction: historical review...

... . Practical anthropology . Springfield (MA) , Charles C Thomas , 1969 . forensic science forensic anthropology William R. Maples physical anthropology race assessment 27 03 1998 27 08 1998 07 10 1998 Trudell M.B.,1 Ph.D. Anterior Femoral Curvature Revisited: Race...

... children, his physician, and three of his servants. William Ross Maples died in Gainesville, Florida, 27 February 1997. forensic science forensic anthropology physical anthropology identification historical figures video-superimposition forensic anthropology William R. Maples 27 03 1998...

... and postmortem radiographs. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic anthropology, physical anthropology, human identification, trauma, William R. Maples In late May of 1992, an articulated badly decomposed human body was found on the surface in a wooded area in northeast Florida. The torso and extremities were...

... 2.0 now makes it possible to overcome some of these 1 Department of Archaeology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada. * Presented in part at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology, together with the Northeastern Forensic Anthropology Association...

... 1997 09 01 1998 27 01 1998 forensic science hazardous materials skeletal analysis forensic anthropology physical anthropology References 29 Code of Federal Regulations 1910,1030 Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens. Li   L , Zhang   X , Constaninte   N...

... the relative accuracy could vary in application to other populations. 29 04 1996 05 02 1998 06 02 1998 forensic science forensic anthropology physical anthropology Terry Collection cranial age estimation macroscopic methods References Acsádi   G Y , Nemeskéri   J...

... anthropology physical anthropology femur discriminant function analysis sex determination human identification Thailand population variation References El-Najjar   M Y , McWilliams   R K . Forensic anthropology: the structure, morphology, and variation of human bone and dentition...

... Institution and Cleveland Museum of Natural History, respectively) were used to construct 13 discriminant functions that predict race with 76-60% accuracy. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic anthropology, physical anthropology, articular regions, racial classification For years forensic anthropologists have...

..., physical anthropology, metatarsals, sex estimation, osteometry, discriminant analysis, sexual dimorphism When presented with a sample of skeletons, bioarchaeologists and forensic anthropologists usually attempt to estimate the sex of each individual represented. Accurate estimation of sex allows more...