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T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net
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Anthropology
Anthropology II
Skull Features
Identifying
bones of the
skeleton
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The cooling of the
body temperature
after death
Algor mortis
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Depending on the
temperature of the
surroundings, the body
generally cools at a rate
of
1 to 1 1/2 degrees
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Within two to three
hours after death, rigor
mortis sets in and
begins in which
muscles (name three)
The smaller
muscles of the
face, neck, and
jaw
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Livor mortis does not
occur in areas that
touch the ground or
that are constricted by
other objects because
The capillaries
are compressed,
preventing blood
pooling
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Time since death if the
body’s temperature is
94.6
2.5 hours
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Anthropology for $100
Name at least three
things that can be
identified by studying
unknown skeletal
remains
If the remains are human
Single individual or mixed remains of several
individuals
When did death occur
Was the body disturbed after death
Gender, age, race
What caused the death
What kind of death
Height and weight
Any anatomical peculiarities, disease, or old injuries
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Determine gender by
examining which
bones? (Name two)
Os pubis, sacrum, and ilium of
the pelvis
Shape of the skull
Shape of the mandible
Size of the occipital
protuberence
Size of bones
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Bones serve as a
storage unit for
minerals such as
phosphate and
Calcium
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Name the four long
bones located in the
body used to estimate
a person’s height
Femur
Tibia
Humerus
Radius
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A skeleton is found and
determined to be
female. Determine the
estimated height if the
femur measures 33.2
cm
134.8cm +/7.5cm
(4.4 feet)
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Why would facial
reconstruction be
used by a
Forensic
Scientist?
Recognition of
the unknown
skeletal remains
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Male or female?
female
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In facial reconstruction,
empirical data has been
collected to determine
tissue thickness on
how many landmarks
on the skull?
21 landmarks
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Name three things on a
skeleton that an
anthropologist may use
to determine age.
Teeth, epiphyses
(growth plates),
cranial sutures
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Cranial sutures close
by what age range?
25-30 years old
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Letter S is identifying
what part of the skull?
Frontal Bone
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Letter T is identifying what
suture of the skull?
Coronal
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Identify the race of this
skull with angular oval
orbits and a long,
narrow nasal
aperture.
Caucasoid
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What race is this
skull with its
rounded
orbits and
rounded nasal
aperture?
Mongoloid
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Name three differences
between a female and
male skull.
Male: sloping forehead, wide
zygomatic arch, large, rugged
mandible, square chin, wide
ascending ramus, large mastoid
process, large rugged nuchal crest.
Female: vertical forehead, narrow
zygomatic arch, small mandible,
more pointed chin, narrow
ascending ramus, small mastoid
process small smooth nuchal crest
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Skeleton Diagram for $100
Number 14
identifies
which bone?
femur
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Number 17
identifies which
bone?
Fibula
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Number 10
identifies
which bone?
Ulna
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Letter A is identifying
what part of the skull?
Parietal
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Number one
through six are
pointing at
which bones?
How much do you
want to risk?
1.
Skull
2.
Mandible
3.
Clavicle
4.
Sternum
5.
Humerus
6.
ribs
A male skeleton is found with a
complete union of the epiphysis
(growth plate is completely
attached and smooth). What age
range would you determine for
this skeleton?
21 or older
Which team won?