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An understanding of the structural relationships between the soft tissue anatomy of the face and the hard tissue anatomy of the skull is significant for craniofacial identification methods employed in forensic anthropology and forensic dentistry. Typically, mouth characteristics have been predicted from the teeth but this proves problematic in edentulous skulls. Some clue may, however, be provi...

Implicit and explicit barriers to building a culture of belonging persist in U.S. forensic anthropology. These create exacerbate vulnerabilities, especially among marginalized groups, that need be addressed. The lack diversity anthropology is well documented. At the same time, there has been significant upswing academic programs focusing on at both undergraduate graduate levels. However, succes...

Personal identification had been an age-old problem for the law enforcement organisations and Forensic Scientists. The advent of sophisticated electronic gadgets though on one hand has multiplied the problem manifold, on the other, has introduced new techniques for surveillance and monitoring crime. Biometric is one such tool which uses human characteristics for personal identification. Ear bio...

We measured 28 parameters of 202 femurs from Koreans by an automated geometric computation program using 3D models generated from computed tomography images. The measurement parameters were selected with reference to physical and forensic anthropology studies as well as orthopedic implant design studies. All measurements were calculated using 3D reconstructions on a computer using scientific co...