What skeletal elements do anthropologists rely on to estimate sex? Keep in mind that these are estimations (not determinations), and that bone preservation will impact these interpretations. Select ALL that apply. A. Cranial Measurements B. Angle of the Humerus C. Pelvis Shape D. Calcaneus Measurements

What skeletal elements do anthropologists rely on to estimate sex? Keep in mind that these are estimations (not determinations), and that bone preservation will impact these interpretations. Select ALL that apply. A. Cranial Measurements B. Angle of the Humerus C. Pelvis Shape D. Calcaneus Measurements

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