forensic anthropology unit 4

What is the primary purpose of craniofacial superimposition techniques?

• Eye color prediction

• Identifying skeletal remains

• Diagnosing jaw disorders

• Brain scanning

Which of the following is a type of craniofacial superimposition technique?

• MRI imaging

• Roentgenographic superimposition

• CT scanning

• Tooth impression

Photographic superimposition involves:

• Comparing voices with skulls

• Overlaying facial photographs with skull images

• Recording heartbeat rhythm

• Painting facial reconstructions

Video-superimposition is mainly used to:

• Animate ancient sculptures

• Visualize soft tissue injuries

• Compare moving images of a face with a skull

• Diagnose bone fractures

Which imaging technique is used in Roentgenographic superimposition?

• Infrared

• X-rays

• Sonography

• Ultraviolet

Somatoscopic methods rely on:

• Smell of the bones

• Subjective visual assessment of anatomical features

• DNA sequencing

• Dental implants

Craniometric methods are used to:

• Measure body fat

• Determine bone density

• Quantify skull dimensions

• Identify lung capacity

Facial reconstruction accuracy improves with:

• Changing hair color

• Knowledge of tissue depth markers

• Adding glasses to the face model

• Ignoring skull asymmetry

Tissue depth is important in facial reconstruction because it helps to:

• Select hairstyles

• Estimate the weight of a person

• Predict the external appearance over the skull

• Determine the cause of death

Which combination is best for accurate craniofacial reconstruction?

• Bone fragments and hair samples

• Voice analysis and CT scans

• Superimposition techniques and tissue depth data

• Height and weight of the person