The ___ of a skeleton can be determined by observing the shape of the pelvis and sacrum, the size of the cranium, and the protrusion of the brow bone and mastoid process.

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Kamari Diaz

3 March, 05:03

The ___ of a skeleton can be determined by observing the shape of the pelvis and sacrum, the size of the cranium, and the protrusion of the brow bone and mastoid process.

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Maddox Knapp · Answer 1

The answer is AGE.

In forensic anthropology, the age of a skeleton can be determined by:

-the shape of the pelvis and sacrum (this could also determine the gender)

-the size of the cranium (the joints or fontanels in the cranial bones become smaller with age)

-the protrusion of the brow bone and mastoid process.

- teeth (the lack of it indicates old age)