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ASM 275 Exam 2 1. A person with subpubic concavity is female. True 2. Subadult age estimation is based on and is generally accurate than adult age estimation. Growth, more 3. Sex assessment is based on the fact that Males are generally larger than females 4. The pubic symphysis of an older adult individual will appear: Flat pubic face that is porous with bony protrusions 5. If we assume a racial view of human prehistory is a correct reflection of what actually happened in our past...

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1. A person with an ischio-pubic ramus ridge is male. False 2. One of the drawbacks of using the pubic symphysis to estimate adult age is that: It is often damaged 3. It is easy to assess the age of an individual who is over 60 years old with great accuracy. False 4. Young individuals usually have a pubic symphysis that is: Billowed and with a poorly defined outline 5. The sternal rib ends of older individuals are: Porous with a jagged rib end 6. What important age sensitive anato...

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ASM 275 Lab 4 Exam Questions and Answers Latest 2024/2025 | 100% Verified. What major bone of the VAULT of the skull is missing from the previous question? A occipital B vomer C conchae D ethmoid Explanation Correct, the (also) green bone in the posterior of the vault is the occipital. The answer is A. Answered - Correct! No attempts left Q3 HomeworkAnswered What is depicted here? [36] A Cranium B Calvaria C Calotte D Skull Explanation This is a cranium. Answered - Corr...

ASM 275: Forensic Anthropology Exam 3 Study Guide TRAUMA: injury caused to the living tissue by an outside force. Projectile: bullets, arrows, spears Blunt force: clubs, bats Sharp force: knives, swords Basic Bone Trauma 1. Displacements: bone surfaces no longer meet 2. Hinge: incomplete separation 3. Greenstick: incomplete separation; subadults Perimortem trauma: injury happened near time of death; could be used to link to medical records Perimortem (LEGAL): around the time of death...