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Donovan M. Adams2022

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A conversation on redefining ethical considerations in forensic anthropology

Donovan M. Adams · Justin Z. Goldstein · Mariyam I. Isa · Jaymelee J. Kim · Megan K. Moore · Marin A. Pilloud +2 more

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Year2022

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Published2022-07-05

VenueAmerican Anthropologist

ISSN-L0002-7294

Languageen

Citations19

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ShelfForensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies

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