The morphological and anatomical features
The racial characteristics of the skeleton have been extensively studied (Giles and Elliot 1962 Krogman 1962 Stewart 1979 Gill 1986 Krogman and Iscan 1986 Iscan 1988). Phenotypic expression of skeletal traits is an issue that is becoming increasingly evident in today's society. Groups becomes exceedingly difficult (Gill 1976). In cases where an unknown individual is a genetic blend of two or more racial stocks, placement in one of these five One of the five major racial groups Caucasian, Mongoloid, Negroid, Australoid or Polynesian. Often, racialĬlassification is uncertain, while in other cases allocation is clear, resulting in an unknown individual being placed in Individual, but also because of the lack of a precise definition of what race is and how it is recognised (El-Najjar and
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