Os fundamentos biológicos da antropologia forense
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Ao longo das últimas décadas, a Antropologia Forense tem recebido cada vez mais atenção, tanto por parte dos estudiosos quanto por parte do público não especializado. No Brasil, particularmente, tem sido bastante forte e evidente o interesse crescente pela Antropologia Forense. Ao mesmo tempo, o elo inseparável entre a Antropologia Biológica e sua irmã forense não deveria ser esquecido. É importante lembrar da importância da Antropologia Biológica para o desenvolvimento da Antropologia Forense e do seu papel fundamental para a formação de futuros antropólogos forenses. Posto isso, o presente artigo salienta a conexão entre as duas ao mesmo tempo que, criticamente, trata de tópicos que levantam preocupação entre antropólogos biológicos enquanto são indiscriminadamente aplicados ao contexto forense.
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