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Sara Vickers1, Patrick M Lubinski, Lourdes Henebry DeLeon

  • 1Resource Management Program, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA, 98926-7544.

Journal of Forensic Sciences
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anthroposcopicbilateral asymmetrycomminglingforensic sciencehuman identificationosteometricosteometric sortingskeletal identification

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