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SUMMARY
Genetic investigations were first applied in the forensic anthropological field in the 1980s in the study of anomalous and uncontrollable migratory flows, and in particular of criminal acts, catastrophes of all kinds, and war events, and the need for forensic investigation of skeletons or unrecognizable bodies. Genetic studies of cadaveric remains have made it possible to acquire information, in forensic contexts, regarding remains found and, in general, about migrations, human evolution, and population genetics. To identify the remains, the two extrapolated genetic profiles were compared and determined to be statistically compatible, allowing the identification . . .
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