Biological affinity in forensic indentification of human skeletal remains : beyond black and white / edited by Gregory E. Berg, Sabrina C. Ta'ala.
2015
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Biological affinity in forensic indentification of human skeletal remains : beyond black and white / edited by Gregory E. Berg, Sabrina C. Ta'ala.
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Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press : Taylor & Francis Group, 2015.
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©2015
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1 online resource
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1. A brief history of the race concept in physical anthropology / Sabrina C. Ta'ala
2. Biological affinity in medicolegal, public, and anthropological contexts / Gregory E. Berg and Sabrina C. Ta'ala
3. Cranial morphoscopic traits, and the assessment of American Black, American White, and Hispanic ancestry / Joseph T. Hefner
4. Biological affinity and sex from the mandible utilizing multiple world populations / Gregory E. Berg
5. Metric ancesty estimation from the postcranial skeleton / Katherine Spradley
6. The sagittal suture as an indicator of race and sex / Robert W. Mann, Jiro Manabe, John E. Byrd, Stephanie Ah Sam, Thomas D. Holland, and Panya Tuamsuk
7. Beyond the cranium : ancestry estimation from the lower limb / Natalie R. Shirley, Emam Elhak Abdel Fatah, and Mohamed Mafouz
8. Population affinities of Hispanic crania : implications for forensic identification / Ann H. Ross, Dennis E. Slice, and Douglas H. Ubelaker
9. Dental nonmetric variation around the world : using key traits in populations to estimate ancestry in individuals / Joel D. Irish
10. Dental morphological estimation of ancestry in forensic contexts / Heather J.H. Edgar
11. Size matters : discrimination between American Blacks and Whites, males and females, using tooth crown dimensions / Edward F. Harris and Candice L. Foster
12. Linking identity with landscape : osteological and Sr-Pb isotopic methods for biogeoreference / Erin H. Kimmerle and George D. Kamenov
13. The usee of DNA in the identification of degraded human skeletal remains : a basic primer / Suni M. Edson and Alexander F. Christensen
14. Identification of deceased unauthorized border crossers in the United States / Lori E. Baker
15. Sequence, haplotype, and ancestry : using the mitochondrial DNA hypervariable region to predict forensic race / Alexander F. Christensen.
2. Biological affinity in medicolegal, public, and anthropological contexts / Gregory E. Berg and Sabrina C. Ta'ala
3. Cranial morphoscopic traits, and the assessment of American Black, American White, and Hispanic ancestry / Joseph T. Hefner
4. Biological affinity and sex from the mandible utilizing multiple world populations / Gregory E. Berg
5. Metric ancesty estimation from the postcranial skeleton / Katherine Spradley
6. The sagittal suture as an indicator of race and sex / Robert W. Mann, Jiro Manabe, John E. Byrd, Stephanie Ah Sam, Thomas D. Holland, and Panya Tuamsuk
7. Beyond the cranium : ancestry estimation from the lower limb / Natalie R. Shirley, Emam Elhak Abdel Fatah, and Mohamed Mafouz
8. Population affinities of Hispanic crania : implications for forensic identification / Ann H. Ross, Dennis E. Slice, and Douglas H. Ubelaker
9. Dental nonmetric variation around the world : using key traits in populations to estimate ancestry in individuals / Joel D. Irish
10. Dental morphological estimation of ancestry in forensic contexts / Heather J.H. Edgar
11. Size matters : discrimination between American Blacks and Whites, males and females, using tooth crown dimensions / Edward F. Harris and Candice L. Foster
12. Linking identity with landscape : osteological and Sr-Pb isotopic methods for biogeoreference / Erin H. Kimmerle and George D. Kamenov
13. The usee of DNA in the identification of degraded human skeletal remains : a basic primer / Suni M. Edson and Alexander F. Christensen
14. Identification of deceased unauthorized border crossers in the United States / Lori E. Baker
15. Sequence, haplotype, and ancestry : using the mitochondrial DNA hypervariable region to predict forensic race / Alexander F. Christensen.
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