Forensic Anthropologists primarily work with
A) skeletal remains
B) blood specimens
C) only animal bones
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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Forensic Anthropologists primarily work with skeletal remains, as their expertise is in the analysis of bones to determine the identity of a deceased individual, their age, sex, ancestry, and any signs of trauma or disease. They may also work with soft tissue remains, such as decomposed or burned bodies, but their focus is on the skeletal system. Forensic Anthropologists do not typically work with blood specimens, and while they may examine animal bones for comparative purposes, their primary work is focused on human remains.

Forensic Anthropologists Primarily Work with