The 'Race' Assigned to a Person's Skeletal Remains by a Forensic

The 'race' assigned to a person's skeletal remains by a forensic scientist:

A) can differ from the race that would have been assigned visually by that scientist to the same person if seen in a photo or during personal interaction pre-dating the death
B) always conforms to the dead person's racial self-identity
C) is key to understanding that person's life experience
D) is based on guesswork versus systematic measurements
E) All of the answers are correct