| Autor: |
Snow, CC, Hartman, S, Giles, E, Young, FA |
| Zdroj: |
Journal of Forensic Sciences; April 1979, Vol. 24 Issue: 2 p448-460, 13p |
| Abstrakt: |
The sex and race of unidentified skeletons must sometimes be determined by medical examiners or crime laboratory personnel who have no formal training in physical anthropology. Their diagnoses, based on a hasty review of the chapter on skeletal identification in a forensic pathology textbook or on old lecture notes from a homicide seminar, are often wrong. Such knowledge cannot always substitute for the skilled eye and practiced judgment of a physical anthropologist who, in the course of his career, may have examined hundreds of skeletons. |
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