Stull, Kyra Elizabeth; Kenyhercz, Michael W.; L'Abbe, Ericka Noelle(Elsevier, 2014-12)
Population history and positive assortative mating directs gene flow in such a way that biological
differences are recognized among groups. In turn, forensic anthropologists quantify biological
differences to estimate ...
McDowell, Jennifer Leigh; Kenyhercz, Michael W.; L'Abbe, Ericka Noelle(Elsevier, 2015-06)
Reliable and valid population specific standards are necessary to accurately develop a biological profile,
which includes an estimation of peer-reported social identification (Hefner, 2009). During the last 300 ...
Byrnes, Jennifer F.; Kenyhercz, Michael W.; Berg, Gregory E.(Wiley, 2017-07)
Mandibular metric and morphological characteristics have long been used for sex and ancestry estimation. Currently, there are no large‐scale studies examining interobserver agreement, particularly examining the role of ...
Congram, Derek; Kenyhercz, Michael W.; Green, Arthur Gill(Elsevier, 2017-09)
We review the current and potential uses of Geographic Information Software (GIS) and “spatial thinking” for understanding body disposal behaviour in times of mass fatalities, particularly armed conflict contexts. The ...
Pattern expressions of morphoscopic cranial traits
vary across populations with classification accuracies being
highly dependent on the reference collection to which unknown
skulls are compared. Despite recent developments ...
