Forensic anthropologists assist law enforcement agencies and medical examiner's offices
with investigations involving human remains, providing insight into trauma analysis, the …

The discipline of forensic anthropology has been critiqued for its lack of a theoretical basis.
In response, practitioners often assert that their analyses are implicitly grounded in …

Traditional education in biological anthropology relies primarily on hands-on, highly visual
experiences. Forensic anthropologists, bioarchaeologists, and osteologists in general …

The development of identification standards in forensic anthropology requires large and
appropriate reference samples comprising individuals with modern birth years. Recent …

Ancestry estimation methods using macromorphoscopic (MMS) traits commonly focus
exclusively on cranial morphology. The objective of this study was to demonstrate the value …

Forensic anthropologists are faced with many challenges one of which is setting the grounds
for the assessment of an unknown individual's population affinity, an essential element for …

Throughout the forensic anthropology and archaeology disciplines, postcranial nonmetric
traits have varied in name, descriptions, and scoring methodology. This research focuses on …

As part of a much larger investigation into the use of macromorphoscopic trait data by
forensic anthropologists to estimate ancestry from unidentified skeletal remains, we …

Objectives Probit has not been applied to ancestry estimation in forensic anthropology. The
goals of this study were to:(1) evaluate the performance of probit analysis as a classification …

A bibliometric analysis was performed to explore the current research status and
development trends for missing persons globally and in East Asia and to identify research …