Covering a range of fundamental topics essential to modern forensic investigation, the fifth
edition of the landmark text Forensic Science: An Introduction to Scientific and Investigative …

The resolution of unidentified human remains (UHR) and long‐term missing persons (LTMP)
cases is paramount for administrative, legal, and humanitarian reasons. There are various …

Dental and maxillofacial trauma analysis in the forensic context, includes assessment of
both living and deceased persons. It is required in all cases where human abuse is …

Identification of unidentified remains involves a comparison of ante-and postmortem features
using biological identifiers. Anthropological identifiers, referred to by International Criminal …

Whilst many identification methods have been widely described and discussed in the
literature, and considered in disaster and humanitarian contexts, there has been limited …

Establishing identity from skeletal remains is a challenging task for forensic experts.
Identification in such cases can be achieved by dental records, post-mortem radiography …

Introduction The anterior nasal spine is a pointed, midline projection of the maxilla. This
bony structure dictates the overlying soft tissues providing the phenotypic features of the …

Although Australia has a relatively small population, forensic human identification is
undertaken in a range of contexts, implementing innovative techniques and approaches …

Methods A search for relevant articles using the PubMed database in January 2021
identified 8 articles that met the inclusion criteria. Results: These articles highlighted the …

Postmortem personal identification in forensic science is performed using various methods.
However, severely burnt bodies are hard to identify using odontological or skeletal features …