Forensic anthropology is the scientific examination of skeletons in hope of identifying who they were in life. To which of the followingsubdisciplines does forensic anthropology belong?
physical anthropology
Explanation: The skeleton is part of a human's physical or biological structure. Therefore, studying the skeleton is physical orbiological anthropology.

Physical Anthropology

Explanation:

Anthropology, the study of man, has several subdisciplines: cultural anthropology focuses on culture, linguistic anthropology on language, archaeology on physical remains of human constructions or artifacts, and physical anthropology, which concentrates on human remains.

Forensic anthropology is a specific sub-field of physical anthropology, applied to legal cases, usually working with law enforcement to establish a profile of unidentified remains.

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