Forensic anthropology differs from biocultural anthropology in which of the following ways?
A)applies anthropological techniques to modern crime scenes and disasters
B)is the study of trauma in ancient populations
C)examines the relationship between biological and cultural evolution
D)is the study of nonhuman primates

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Forensic anthropology applies anthropological techniques to modern crime scenes and disasters, while biocultural anthropology examines the relationship between biological and cultural evolution. Option B is partially correct, as forensic anthropology does involve the study of trauma in both modern and ancient populations, but biocultural anthropology is not limited to this area of focus. Option D is not correct, as the study of nonhuman primates falls under the field of primatology, not biocultural anthropology.

Forensic Anthropology Differs from Biocultural Anthropology in Which of the Following