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Identification of Skeletal Evidence
Skeletons as Forensic Evidence
Gender Identification - Using the Skull
| LANDMARKS | FEMALE | MALE |
| Chin | Rounded | Square |
| Mastoid Process (Behind Ear) |
Small | Large |
| External Occipital Protuberance (Back of Skull) |
Small (Not Prominent) |
Large (Prominent) |
| General Anatomy | Gracile (ie. Graceful) |
Robust |
| Forehead | Vertical | Receding |
| Brow Ridges (Location of Eyebrows) |
Slightly Developed | Prominent |
| Muscle Lines | Slightly Developed | Prominent |
| Orbital Margins (Edge of Eye Socket) |
Sharp | Rounded |
| Angle of Ascending Ramus (Back Corner of the Jaw) |
Obtuse | Close to 90 Degrees |
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