There are many different types of joints in the human body. Whyare these important

to a Forensic Anthropologist?

a. They are abnormalities that form onthe long bones.

b. They are a form ofosteoarthritis.

c. They are not important in ForensicAnthropology.

d. They are the areas where you willfind the greatest bone activity.

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