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History of Forensic Anthropology - Lecture 1
How is the uk and the american di...,
How did forensic anthropology sta...,
What is phrenology who discovered...
47
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Levels of Data - Lecture 2
How many types of data are they w...,
Define continuous data 2,
Give examples of types of continu...
58
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Bone Histology and Function - Lectures 3
What is bone histology looking at 1,
On average how many bones are the...,
How many adult teeth do you have 3
83
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Anatomical Orientation - Lecture 4
What is the standard anatomical p...,
Why is the standard anatomical po...,
What are the two main groups of t...
14
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The Skull - Lecture 5
How many bones are in the skull h...,
Name the paired bones of the skull 2,
Name the unpaired bones of the sk...
81
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The Axial Skeleton - Lecture 6
What is the axial skeleton referr...,
Name the bones of the axial skele...,
What bones make up the sternal bo...
47
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The Appendicular Skeleton - Lecture 7
Name all the bones of the appendi...,
Name the features of the clavicle...,
Which bone is the first to begin ...
27
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Dentition - Lecture 8
How many teeth do adults have wha...,
How many deciduous teeth are ther...,
Name all the parts of the tooth i...
13
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Development - Lecture 9
What are the 3 ages everyone has ...,
When are you an embryo when are y...,
What ages are your most rapid tim...
34
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Adult Age Estimation - Lecture 10
What are the age categories for a...,
What age range does the medial ep...,
When does the manubrium and xhyph...
12
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Sex Estimation - Lecture 11
What are secondary sex characteri...,
What is the accuracy of sex using...,
What are metric traits 3
7
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Establishing the Forensic Context - Lecture 13
What does establishing forensic c...,
What are the 3 questions that mus...,
What materials can mimic the appe...
30
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Taphonomy - Lecture 14
What is forensic taphonomy 1,
What can be classified as are som...,
What can be determined by the typ...
25
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Postmortem - Lecture 15
What is postmortem trauma 1,
What is recovery damage how can y...,
Name two postmortem human activit...
19
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Pre and Perimortem - Lecture 16
What does pre ante mortem mean 1,
What does perimortem mean 2,
What are the three phases of heal...
32
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Blunt Force Trauma - Lecture 17
What is the most common form of t...,
What is blunt force trauma referr...,
What is velocity referring to how...
30
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Sharp Force Trauma - Lecture 18
What is sharp force trauma define...,
Are incisions made by stone thinn...,
How would you classify an incision 3
10
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Burning and Blasting - Lecture 19
What are the 4 stages of heat cha...,
Explain stage 1 2,
Explain stage 2 3
21
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Projectile Trauma - Lecture 20
What is projectile trauma 1,
What are the 3 basic types of fir...,
What are the 3 characteristics th...
25
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Identification Using Antemortem Records - Lecture 21
Why is establishing identificatio...,
What are the monikers of the unid...,
What are the 3 types of identific...
17
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Dental Records - Lecture 22
When comparing antemortem with po...,
What are the problems with compar...,
What is forensic odontology 3
12
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