True orFalse
1. Skull-Face superimposition is a more accurate method ofidentification than facial reconstruction.
2. Establishing a chain of evidence is required for materialsrecovered in a crime scene to be used as evidence in a court oflaw.
3. A complete skeleton has 206 bones.
4. It is more difficult to determine the sex of a child than itis an adult.
5. Perimortem trauma occurs after death.
6. Photo superimposition is proof enough to make a positiveID.
7. The weather that causes the most postmortem changes issunlight.
8. The same shaped eye orbits can be found in people of Blackancestry and Asian ancestry.
9. Dental formation is more accurate than tooth eruption indetermining age.
10. The inner cortex of the bone is made up of spongy bone.
11. The subpubic angle of the pelvis is the same for males andfemales.
12. For prepubescent children, the characteristics of the pelvisin males and females are identical.
13. In determining stature the arm bones are more accurate thanthe leg bones.
14. Looking at antemortem healed fractures can help identify avictim
True orFalse
1. Skull-Face superimposition is a more accurate method ofidentification than facial reconstruction.
2. Establishing a chain of evidence is required for materialsrecovered in a crime scene to be used as evidence in a court oflaw.
3. A complete skeleton has 206 bones.
4. It is more difficult to determine the sex of a child than itis an adult.
5. Perimortem trauma occurs after death.
6. Photo superimposition is proof enough to make a positiveID.
7. The weather that causes the most postmortem changes issunlight.
8. The same shaped eye orbits can be found in people of Blackancestry and Asian ancestry.
9. Dental formation is more accurate than tooth eruption indetermining age.
10. The inner cortex of the bone is made up of spongy bone.
11. The subpubic angle of the pelvis is the same for males andfemales.
12. For prepubescent children, the characteristics of the pelvisin males and females are identical.
13. In determining stature the arm bones are more accurate thanthe leg bones.
14. Looking at antemortem healed fractures can help identify avictim
