The increasing significance of forensic anthropology in the 21st century, yet unequitable
worldwide distribution of expertise, necessitates a stocktaking of the discipline on a local …

This short communication aims to inform the scientific community of the existence of seven
identified osteological collections in Brazil, most of which are housed in universities: 21st …

There is renewed interest in Asia for the development of forensic anthropological standards,
partly due to the need for population-specific models to maintain high classification …

This manuscript aims to introduce the Colección Osteológica Subactual de Santiago
(COSS), a documented skeletal collection from Santiago, Chile, consisting of 1635 …

Purpose The objective of this study was to illustrate the global research productivity and
tendency of forensic anthropology in recent ten years (2008–2017) by bibliometric analysis …

Recent studies have shown that global variation in body proportions is more complex than
previously thought as some traits formerly associated with climate adaptation are better …

The thesis of this brief exposition is the absolute and immediate necessity of preserving
existing osteological collections. Once lost, they can never be replaced. They are priceless …

Cranial suture closure, one of the most commonly used age estimation methods, for
decades, however, is often viewed with caution and its reliability is still debated. Few …

The increasing recognition in forensic anthropology of variation in sexual dimorphism of
skull size and shape among and within human populations has increased motivation among …

The impact of climate change is estimated to be particularly severe in Thailand. Overall, the
country faces an increase in surface temperatures, severe storms and floods, and a possible …