TABLE 3 Record your answers Long Bone
Bone Length
Height if Female
Height if Male
Humerus
30.0 cm
158.77
164.8
Tibia
43.8 cm
188.55
187.926
Ulna
23.7 cm
158.959
164.662
Femur 1
58.4 cm
198.378
201.018
Femur 2
52.8 cm
184.546
188.026

Based on your height calculations, could some of these bones have belonged to the same person? Which ones? Keep in mind that the measurements are approximate.
Of the eight bones found, which do you think probably belonged to a man? Which likely belonged to a woman? Which aren’t you sure about? Can you tell anything about the victims’ age? Explain your answers. (three to five sentences).
How many individuals (male and/or female) do you think were present? Do the scatter patterns support your theory? (one to two sentences)
Do the bones show animal activity? How can you tell? (one to two sentences)
Do the bones show evidence of time, cause, or manner of death? Explain. (three to five sentences)
The local police have provided you with some missing persons reports. Look at the information for each missing person and compare it to your findings. Could the bones belong to any of these missing persons? If so, which ones, and why? Keep in mind that 1 inch = 2.54 cm. (2-3 sentences)
John Green
Age: 22
Height: 5 ft. 11 in.
Sex: Male
Features: Recent break in left radius

Tiffany Brown
Age: 29
Height: 5 ft. 3 in.
Sex: Female
Features: None

Linda White
Age: 71
Height: 5 ft. 6 in.
Sex: Female
Features: Osteoarthritis in joints

Bob Black
Age: 31
Height: 6 ft. 2 in.
Sex: Male
Features: None