Question

What are epiphyseal fusions? what can they tell a forensic anthropologist? what is ethnobotany? why is this area helpful for forensic anthropologists? what is facial reconstruction? why is it used? how do male and female bones tend to differ? how does a forensic scientist estimate the height of a victim?

Answer 1

Question:

How do female and male bones tend to differ?

Answer:

Female and male bones tend to differ because they take measurements of the different numbers on the cranium and then input those numbers into an equation. A higher number would indicate a male and a lower number would indicate a female.

Answer 2

Epiphyseal fusions is the fusion or the closing of growth plates.