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What are the pros and cons of being a forensic anthropologist?
You are on the cutting edge of science and technology. You will help solve crimes and bring murderers to justice. Nothing is every really routine, as the work nature is constantly changing. There isn't ever really a "typical" case. Any new discoveries you make could influence the entire forensic community!
Where did humans first exist?
Humans are believed to have originated in Africa around 200,000 years ago, with the earliest fossil evidence found in regions such as Ethiopia and Kenya. This is based on archaeological and genetic research that suggests humans evolved from earlier hominids in Africa before eventually spreading to other parts of the world.
What are some really good websites about Neanderthal?
What is a neanderthal
Did cavemen really discover fire?
Yes and no. They did back in the Ice Age, but the GEICO commercials say otherwise.
Where did the Hittites originally come from?
nobody really knows were they really came from, they, i think came from, Hattusa. research on your own don't trust my word.
What is the best forensic anthropology school in the us?
The university of Tennessee at Knoxville has a really great program that specializes in forensic anthropology but it might be difficult to find a lot of colleges because you can't really major in forensic anthropology. Most forensic anthropologists major in biological anthropology (also called sometimes, physical anthropology)
Is there really a Torchwood institute?
No, it's tv show!
What does NIMH really stand for?
National Institute of Mental Health
Is a forensic scientist really a scientist?
yes they go through school just as a regular scientist does.
What happens in the art institute of Atlanta?
The art institute of Atlanta is really cool and awesome. There is a huge art gallery for the best artists who go to that art institute. I would recommend going there.
What kind of tools do the forensic scientists use?
What kind of equipment do the forensic scientists use?To be honest you just said the question as the answer, this really didn't help. - different person from the one above lol
Is it possible for a Molecular Biology student to become a forensic scientist?
Yes, molecular biology is a great major to have when you go in for forensics training. It really depends on the type of forensic scientist you want to become (eg. a biological forensic examiner would do well with a bio-based background).
If you have been arrested can you become a forensic scientist?
Honestly Im not sure. I been trying to find this out to. After watching forensic files for a few months it makes me want to become a forensic scientist. Sounds a cool job. If anyone knows the answer to this question please answer it cause I really want to know as well
How do scientists use forensics?
Well, you can't really "use" forensics.The word 'forensic' means applied to the law, or applied to legal matter.So, that means that forensic science is science that is used - or applied - to the law, or to legal matter.
Who do forensic scientists work with?
forensic scientists work with crime scene investigators and police officers. They are really just the ones who sit in the lab and analyze DNA and then report back to the CSI. occasionally, they will have to testify in court about their findings.
How is math used in forensic science?
you dumb asses really thnk you you have a chance of getting this job nice help other guy check this website out im sure it will help http://www.ehow.com/facts_7283448_math-used-forensic-science_.html
What age do you have to be to be a forensic scientist?
you can be 21 at the youngest and can really work up to any age but the most average age is 23 and 24
