Diversity and inclusion have proven vital for increasing innovation, success, and
performance in a myriad of fields; however, as with many other scientific disciplines, forensic …

Unidentified persons in the United States represent the most vulnerable populations among
us, yet individuals from these groups are also among the least likely to be reported missing …

As the discipline of forensic anthropology continues to grow and expand in scope and depth,
it is necessary to define the discipline within the greater framework for a forensic science …

One does not always find an unequivocal cause of death at autopsy. This is why the
circumstances are so important. One should never do an autopsy in a vacuum. If you want to …

The goal of this paper is to discuss scientific integrity, consumerism, conflicts of interest, and
transparency within the context of forensic science. Forensic scientists play crucial roles …

Human skeletal remains (HSR) are routinely excavated from archeological contexts and
analyzed by experts in human osteology. Contrarily, HSR in medicolegal contexts are …

Objectives There are currently no baseline data regarding the amount and types of case
reports produced by forensic anthropologists. This research fills that gap by providing data …

Anecdotally, it has been suggested that undergraduate anthropology students are more
interested in forensic anthropology than any other specialty but that forensic anthropologists …

The discipline of forensic anthropology has its roots in physical anthropology with early
practitioners focusing on areas of study such as human growth and development …

The scene investigation represents one of the most important decision points in forensic
practice. Should an investigator go to the scene? Should the body be brought into the …