Next you take measurements of different long bones to estimate stature. Humerus length = 30.04 cm Femur length = 42.5 cm Tibia length = 33.88 cm You use the following regression formulas to estimate the stature of the individual. For each estimated stature, round to the nearest .1 decimal place. Humerus regression formula: stature (cm) = (3.08 * humerus length) + 70.45 Based on the humerus, the individual is estimated to be Femur regression formula: stature (cm) = (2.38* femur length) + 61.41 Based on the femur, the individual is estimated to be Tibia regression formula: stature (cm) = (2.52* tibia length) + 78.62 Based on the tibia, the individual is estimated to be cm. cm. cm. Follow this link to convert cm to feet and inches. After converting all 3 estimates based on the different long bone regression formulas, the individual was likely inches tall (round to the nearest inch). feet

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Next you take measurements of different long bones to estimate stature.
Humerus length = 30.04 cm
Femur length = 42.5 cm
Tibia length = 33.88 cm
You use the following regression formulas to estimate the stature of the individual. For each estimated stature, round to the nearest .1 decimal place.
Humerus regression formula:
stature (cm) = (3.08 * humerus length) + 70.45
Based on the humerus, the individual is estimated to be
Femur regression formula:
stature (cm) = (2.38* femur length) + 61.41
Based on the femur, the individual is estimated to be
Tibia regression formula:
stature (cm) = (2.52* tibia length) + 78.62
Based on the tibia, the individual is estimated to be
Follow this link to convert cm to feet and inches.
cm.
cm.
cm.
After converting all 3 estimates based on the different long bone regression formulas, the individual was likely
inches tall (round to the nearest inch).
feet
Transcribed Image Text:Next you take measurements of different long bones to estimate stature. Humerus length = 30.04 cm Femur length = 42.5 cm Tibia length = 33.88 cm You use the following regression formulas to estimate the stature of the individual. For each estimated stature, round to the nearest .1 decimal place. Humerus regression formula: stature (cm) = (3.08 * humerus length) + 70.45 Based on the humerus, the individual is estimated to be Femur regression formula: stature (cm) = (2.38* femur length) + 61.41 Based on the femur, the individual is estimated to be Tibia regression formula: stature (cm) = (2.52* tibia length) + 78.62 Based on the tibia, the individual is estimated to be Follow this link to convert cm to feet and inches. cm. cm. cm. After converting all 3 estimates based on the different long bone regression formulas, the individual was likely inches tall (round to the nearest inch). feet
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Transcribed Image Text:Luckily the condition of the remains is good enough to get a DNA sample. You send the DNA to your friend who is a population geneticist. The population geneticists decides just to look at the mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) because it is a fast and cheap way to assess possible ancestry. AL A AT Aborigina Tawa PHIDAE JP Jacanese AU AM AM Amerinds BU BUN CH CH ED Esime EV CH HA HA CHIES DA DAN MT Man Tawerese 38 Semes MZ MAGIS IN K KD Kom YOU KEE MAMA MD Mongols NO No Dene NNVAN Europe Africa PA hea PE Persis PO Porynesan Cong2006.co Ooh Tw Than Yu Tums uz caters YA an HV beccscators are shown MTONA Haplogroups of the World PO AN Other MA are tar generar very large Theates espe Ace, and some areas to resent the sivation before the ecen Eurocar con tepening out 1500 KO Assists are so my Results come back that the remains are of an individual with the H mtDNA haplogroup. Based on the reference map above showing the distribution of mtDNA haplogroups from around the world, the individual likely traces their ancestry back to: O Americas (Native American) OSE Asia
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