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Estimation of Height The height of a person can be calculated by using the length of certain long bones femur tibia humerus radius.

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1 Estimation of Height The height of a person can be calculated by using the length of certain long bones femur tibia humerus radius

2 Estimation of Height Chart

3 Facial Reconstruction
After determining the sex, age, and race of an individual, facial features can be built upon a skull to assist in identification. Erasers are used to make tissue depths at various points on the skull. Clay is used to build around these markers and facial features are molded.

4 More Applications Forensic experts may be called upon to give information on the life and death of humans and animals in unique circumstances, including: Mass Murder Oklahoma bombing plane crashes Earlier man mummies Iceman Historical Significance Holocaust death of famous people Prehistoric Animals Dinosaurs

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