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3 years ago

2.What is forensic paleontology? 4.What are Forensic wood anatomists?

Physics

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lutik1710 [3]3 years ago

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Forensic paleontology are tools used to help identify and investigate intelligent cases of criminal activity.

Forensic Wood Anatomists are people who are able to come to conclusions of clues of both macro and microscopic levels using forensic paleontology.

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