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Objective: Students will describe how bones contain a record of injuries and disease. Students will describe the role of DNA in bone identification. DO NOW: 1. How can you determine the age of a skeleton by looking at the skull? Have you ever broke a bone, fractured a bone, or did any activities that caused you to damage a bone? How long ago?
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By looking at bones we are able to determine if and when an injury occurred
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Determining Trauma Antemortem Ante - Perimortem Peri- Postmortem Post -
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Antemortem Perimortem Postmortem Smooth Growing back Sharp edges Scattered lines Dried out
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Antemortem
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Perimortem
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Postmortem
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Diseases
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DNA can extract even If a specimen is severely decomposed Only a very small sample size is required.
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Quiz Study Guide If you can fill in the blanks without help, then you should receive at least an 80% on tomorrows quiz. If not, then take the study guide home for practice.
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Quarter Project Due Tuesday March 11 th 15 minutes to study 30 minutes on the quiz 45 minutes in the lab
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Tomorrow Schedule 1 st block 7:15- Study 10 minutes 7:25 – Quiz start 7:55- room 103
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Tomorrow Schedule 2 nd block 8:50- Study 10 minutes 9:00 – Quiz start 9:35- room 151
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Tomorrow Schedule 4 th block 12:45- Room 103 1:35 – Study 1:45- Quiz
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Progress Reports Have not graded anything since last Monday If below a 77, bring back signed with a parent contact number for a quiz grade of 100% I can only give you the grade, after I contact your guardian.
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Notebook Check 3/6 Do Nows/objectives 2/28, 3/3, 3/5 15pts Worksheet: age, sex, 3/35pts No Bones about it 2/285pts
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