Forensic anthropologist Karen Burns investigated alleged atrocities in northern Iraq following the 1991 Gulf War. She established that one individual was murdered (and not buried by his family) simply through evidence of:
a. a large skull fracture on the left side of the cranium
b. a gun buried beside the individual
c. two polyester threads attached to his legs
d. two cotton shrouds wrapping his lower body
Question 2
The African hominoid family includes humans and their ancestors. Some scientists, recognizing the close relationship of humans, chimps, bonobos, and gorillas, use the term hominid to refer to all African hominoids. They then divide the hominid family into two subfamilies:
a. Platyrrhini and Catarrhini.
b. Strepsirhini and Haplorhini.
c. New World and Old World.
d. Paninae and Homininae.
e. hominid and hominin.
Burns (skin)
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