Since forensic anthropological analysis can be done on fragmented bones, it is unnecessary to reconstruct broken bones when all of the pieces are present.

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Reconstructing broken bones is necessary in forensic anthropological analysis to understand the original shape and function of the bone, which aids in determining age, sex, stature, and potentially the cause of death or trauma.

Since Forensic Anthropological Analysis Can Be Done on Fragmented Bones