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Forensic Anthropology Laboratory Manual 2nd edition [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius: 276x210 mm, kaal: 667 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Jul-2007
  • Kirjastus: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0205532365
  • ISBN-13: 9780205532360
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 304 pages, kõrgus x laius: 276x210 mm, kaal: 667 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Jul-2007
  • Kirjastus: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0205532365
  • ISBN-13: 9780205532360
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Designed to accompany Introduction to Forensic Anthropology: A Textbook, Third Edition by Byers (Allyn & Bacon, 2007) this laboratory manual provides students in academic laboratory courses hands-on experience with the major processes of forensic anthropology.

 

This unique, step-by-step workbook introduces students to all the procedures of the forensic anthropology protocol while providing even, balanced coverage of the core topics.  Tear-out exercise worksheets reinforce the methodologies of forensic anthropology and enhance student comprehension.  Each chapter contains detailed explanations of the terminology, osteological features, and measurements needed to understand each of the topics covered.  Chapters may be covered in one session or multiple sessions and lists of basic and optional lab materials are provided in chapter openers, enabling instructors to tailor each lab to the resources available. Helpful notes to instructors are provided at the end of each chapter.

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Designed to accompany Introduction to Forensic Anthropology: A Textbook, Third Edition by Byers (Allyn & Bacon, 2007) this laboratory manual provides students in academic laboratory courses hands-on experience with the major processes of forensic anthropology.

 

This unique, step-by-step workbook introduces students to all the procedures of the forensic anthropology protocol while providing even, balanced coverage of the core topics.  Tear-out exercise worksheets reinforce the methodologies of forensic anthropology and enhance student comprehension.  Each chapter contains detailed explanations of the terminology, osteological features, and measurements needed to understand each of the topics covered.  Chapters may be covered in one session or multiple sessions and lists of basic and optional lab materials are provided in chapter openers, enabling instructors to tailor each lab to the resources available. Helpful notes to instructors are provided at the end of each chapter.
Preface xiii
Note to Instructors xv
Note to Students xix
Introduction
1(6)
Learning Objectives
1(1)
Expected Outcomes
1(1)
Minimum Materials
1(1)
Optional Materials
2(1)
Exercise 1.1: Basic Instruments and Their Use
2(1)
Exercise 1.2: Metric System and U.S. Measure
2(1)
Note to Instructors
3(2)
Exercise Worksheets
5(2)
Basics of Human Osteology and Odontology
7(28)
Learning Objectives
7(1)
Expected Outcomes
7(1)
Minimum Materials
8(1)
Optional Materials
8(1)
Basic Terms
8(1)
Exercise 2.1: Bones and Features of the Skull
9(2)
Exercise 2.2: Axial Skeleton and Thorax
11(1)
Exercise 2.3: Appendicular Skeleton: Upper Limbs
12(1)
Exercise 2.4: Appendicular Skeleton: Lower Limbs
12(1)
Exercise 2.5: Human Odontology
13(1)
Note to Instructors
14(1)
Exercise Worksheets
15(20)
Establishing the Forensic Context
35(16)
Learning Objectives
35(1)
Expected Outcomes
35(1)
Bone Versus Nonbone Exercise
36(1)
Minimum Materials
36(1)
Human Versus Nonhuman Exercise
36(1)
Minimum Materials
36(1)
Optional Materials
36(1)
Contemporary Versus Noncontemporary Exercise
36(15)
Minimum Materials
36(1)
Optional Materials
36(1)
Exercise 3.1: Distinguishing Bone versus Nonbone
37(1)
Exercise 3.2: Distinguishing Human versus Nonhuman Remains
37(6)
Exercise 3.3: Distinguishing Noncontemporary versus Contemporary Remains
43(1)
Note to Instructors
43(2)
Exercise Worksheets
45(6)
Recovery Scene Methods
51(18)
Learning Objectives
51(1)
Expected Outcomes
52(1)
Minimum Materials
52(1)
Optional Materials
53(1)
Exercise 4.1: Surface-Deposited Body (Outdoor or Indoor)
53(1)
Exercise 4.2: Interred Body (Outdoor)
54(1)
Note to Instructors
55(2)
Exercise Worksheets
57(12)
Estimating Time Since Death
69(12)
Learning Objectives
69(1)
Expected Outcomes
69(1)
Minimum Materials
70(1)
Optional Materials
70(1)
Exercise 5.1: Estimating Postmortem Interval Using Decomposition
70(2)
Exercise 5.2: Estimating Postmortem Interval Using Animal Scavenging
72(1)
Exercise 5.3: Estimating Postmortem Interval Using Deterioration of Clothing and Other Materials
73(1)
Note to Instructors
73(2)
Exercise Worksheets
75(6)
Initial Treatment and Examination
81(18)
Learning Objectives
81(1)
Expected Outcomes
81(1)
Minimum Materials
82(1)
Optional Materials
82(1)
Exercise 6.1: Reconstruction
82(1)
Exercise 6.2: Sorting
82(1)
Exercise 6.3: Reassembly
83(1)
Exercise 6.4: Inventorying Remains
84(1)
Note to Instructors
84(1)
Exercise Worksheets
85(14)
Attribution of Ancestry
99(20)
Learning Objectives
99(1)
Expected Outcomes
99(1)
Minimum Materials
100(1)
Optional Materials
100(1)
Exercise 7.1: Attributing Ancestry Using Cranial Anthroposcopy
100(2)
Exercise 7.2: Attributing Ancestry Using Cranial Metrics: Interorbital Indexes
102(1)
Exercise 7.3: Attributing Ancestry Using Cranial Metrics: Discriminant Functions
103(2)
Exercise 7.4: Attributing Ancestry Using Postcranial Anthroposcopy and Osteometry
105(2)
Note to Instructors
107(2)
Exercise Worksheets
109(10)
Attribution of Sex
119(18)
Learning Objectives
119(1)
Expected Outcomes
119(1)
Minimum Materials
119(1)
Optional Materials
120(1)
Exercise 8.1: Attributing Sex Using Pelvic Anthroposcopy
120(2)
Exercise 8.2: Attributing Sex Using Pelvic Metrics: Ischium--Pubic Index
122(1)
Exercise 8.3: Attributing Sex Using Cranial Anthroposcopy
123(1)
Exercise 8.4: Attributing Sex Using Cranial Metrics: Discriminant Functions
124(3)
Exercise 8.5: Attributing Sex Using Postcranial Metrics
127(2)
Note to Instructors
129(2)
Exercise Worksheets
131(6)
Estimation of Age at Death
137(30)
Learning Objectives
137(1)
Expected Outcomes
137(1)
Minimum Materials
138(1)
Optional Materials
138(1)
Subadults
138(6)
Exercise 9.1: Estimating Age at Death (Subadults) Using Long Limb Bone Measurements
138(1)
Exercise 9.2: Estimating Age at Death (Subadults) Using Union of Primary Ossification Centers
139(1)
Exercise 9.3: Estimating Age at Death (Subadults) Using Tooth Formation and Fruption
140(4)
Exercise 9.4: Estimating Age at Death (Subadults) Using Epiphyseal Union
144(1)
Adults
144(23)
Exercise 9.5: Estimating Age at Death (Adults) Using Pubic Symphysis
145(2)
Exercise 9.6: Estimating Age at Death (Adults) Using Auricular Surface
147(1)
Exercise 9.7: Estimating Age at Death (Adults) Using Sternal Rib Ends
148(1)
Exercise 9.8: Estimating Age at Death (Adults) Using Suture Closure
148(1)
Note to Instructors
149(2)
Exercise Worksheets
151(16)
Calculation of Stature
167(14)
Learning Objectives
167(1)
Expected Outcomes
167(1)
Minimum Materials
168(1)
Optional Materials
168(1)
Exercise 10.1: Calculating Stature Using Long Limb Bones
168(1)
Exercise 10.2: Calculating Stature Using the Fully Method
169(3)
Exercise 10.3: Calculating Stature Using Partial Long Limb Bones
172(1)
Exercise 10.4: Adjustments to Stature Calculations
173(1)
Note to Instructors
173(2)
Exercise Worksheets
175(6)
Death, Trauma, and the Skeleton
181(10)
Learning Objectives
181(1)
Expected Outcomes
181(1)
Minimum Materials
182(1)
Optional Materials
182(1)
Exercise 11.1: Basics of Bone Trauma
182(1)
Exercise 11.2: Forces Causing Trauma
182(3)
Exercise 11.3: Types of Trauma
185(1)
Exercise 11.4: Timing of Bone Injury
185(1)
Note to Instructors
186(1)
Exercise Worksheets
187(4)
Projectile Trauma
191(8)
Learning Objectives
191(1)
Expected Outcomes
191(1)
Minimum Materials
192(1)
Optional Materials
192(1)
Exercise 12.1: Analysis of Projectile Wounds
192(1)
Note to Instructors
193(2)
Exercise Worksheets
195(4)
Blunt Trauma
199(12)
Learning Objectives
199(1)
Expected Outcomes
199(1)
Minimum Materials
199(1)
Optional Materials
200(1)
Exercise 13.1: Analyzing Blunt Trauma to the Skull
200(2)
Exercise 13.2 and 13.3: Analyzing Blunt Trauma to the Postcranial Bones
202(2)
Note to Instructors
204(1)
Exercise Worksheets
205(6)
Sharp and Miscellaneous Trauma
211(10)
Learning Objectives
211(1)
Expected Outcomes
211(1)
Minimum Materials
212(1)
Optional Materials
212(1)
Exercise 14.1: Analyzing Sharp Trauma
212(1)
Exercise 14.2: Analyzing Strangulation
213(1)
Note to Instructors
213(2)
Exercise Worksheets
215(6)
Antemortem Skeletal Conditions
221(14)
Learning Objectives
221(1)
Expected Outcomes
221(1)
Minimum Materials
222(1)
Optional Materials
222(1)
Exercise 15.1: Analyzing Pathological Conditions
222(1)
Exercise 15.2: Analyzing Skeletal Anomalies
223(3)
Exercise 15.3: Analyzing Occupational Stress Markers
226(1)
Note to Instructors
226(3)
Exercise Worksheets
229(6)
Postmortem Changes to Bone
235(14)
Learning Objectives
235(1)
Expected Outcomes
235(1)
Minimum Materials
235(1)
Optional Materials
236(1)
Exercise 16.1: Analyzing Saw Marks
236(1)
Exercise 16.2: Analyzing Other Postmortem Damage
236(3)
Note to Instructors
239(2)
Exercise Worksheets
241(8)
Additional Aspects of Individualization
249(12)
Learning Objectives
249(1)
Expected Outcomes
249(1)
Minimum Materials
249(1)
Optional Materials
250(1)
Exercise 17.1: Facial Reproduction
250(3)
Exercise 17.2: Assessing Handedness
253(1)
Exercise 17.3: Estimating Body Weight
254(1)
Note to Instructors
255(2)
Exercise Worksheets
257(4)
Identification Using Antemortem Records
261(14)
Learning Objectives
261(1)
Expected Outcomes
261(1)
Minimum Materials
262(1)
Optional Materials
262(1)
Exercise 18.1: Identification from Radiographs
262(1)
Exercise 18.2: Identification from Frontal Sinus
263(1)
Exercise 18.3: Identification from Dental Records
264(1)
Note to Instructors
264(3)
Exercise Worksheets
267(8)
Conclusion
275(8)
Learning Objectives
275(1)
Expected Outcomes
276(1)
Minimum Materials
276(1)
Optional Materials
276(1)
Exercise 19.1: Forensic Anthropology Report
276(1)
Exercise 19.2: Expert Witness Testimony Evaluation
277(1)
Note to Instructors
278(1)
Exercise Worksheets
279(4)
References 283