Forensic anthropology typically uses osteological and/or dental data either to estimate characteristics of unidentified individuals or to serve as evidence in cases where there is a putative identification. In the estimation context, the problem is to describe aspects of an individual that may lead to their eventual identification, whereas in the evidentiary context, the problem is to provide t...

Producers of domestic livestock strive to improve genetic influences in their herds. This requires identification, and propagation of animals that demonstrate desirable characteristics. The more animals available from which to select, the greater the opportunity to discover high-performance animals. Predetermination of the sex of offspring would provide a greater number of males or females from...

Introduction: Identification whether of living person or dead bodies have always been an uphill task for forensic experts. Traditional ways identification are used commonly due to limited resources and lack trained personals in the relevant field. becomes very important when victim assailant is unknown. To establish identification, methods finger prints, foot DNA technology. Lip prints a relati...