The bone structure and the teeth, always give hints to gender and age. The medical examiner usually looks at the exterior of a body first; a crime scene investigator would look for some form of identification, perhaps in pockets or purses. Sometimes, if the body is found in a vehicle, the vehicle will give them a route to the identity. The circumstances of a body always dictate the means used to identify a body.
The first thing a forensic scientist looks at to identify a deceased is teeth or facial markings that family members could use to identify the male/female.
Forensic pathologist would be doing most of the autopsies of recently dead people along with a coroner - to find cause of death etc. whereas the forensic anthropologist may look at bodies and artifacts that have been dead/buried for a long time.
if it looks anything like this :
by doing a forensic investigation except that it looks at culture and society for "evidence" and answers
look at it. if it looks old then its old.
If it looks like an l (L)
There are many careers in forensic science that require a doctor's degree. For example, a medical examiner is someone who looks into deaths which have occurred under suspicious circumstances.
She was the first scientist to figure out what DNA looks like. It looked like a double helix or twisted ladder,
desribe in what ways you are like a scientist ?
Henry kavendis
Because they can see it.
white with spots and it looks like a cat