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Validation of the Acetabulum As a Skeletal Indicator of Age at Death in Modern European‐Americans by Winburn, Allysha Powanda

“…Progressive changes in the acetabulum have been used in modern skeletal age estimation, but they have not been completely understood. If their age correlations…”
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Objectivity is a myth that harms the practice and diversity of forensic science by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Clemmons, Chaunesey M.J.

“…•Forensic science data are theory laden; pure scientific objectivity is a myth.•Upholding this myth marginalizes forensic scientists with subjective…”
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Antemortem tooth loss as a biomarker of poverty: Dental evidence of “weathering” in a contemporary U.S. skeletal sample by Walkup, Taylor Nicole, Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Stock, Michala

“…In societies where resources are unequally distributed, structural inequities can be physically embodied over lifetimes. Lived experiences including racism,…”
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Operationalizing a Structural Vulnerability Profile for forensic anthropology: Skeletal and dental biomarkers of embodied inequity by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Miller Wolf, Katherine A., Marten, Meredith G.

“…Human societies create and maintain structures in which individuals and groups experience varying degrees of inequity and suffering that may be skeletally and…”
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A comparison of three established age estimation methods on an adult Spanish sample by Rissech, Carme, Wilson, Jeremy, Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Turbón, Daniel, Steadman, Dawnie

“…Most current methods for adult skeletal age-at-death estimation are based on American samples comprising individuals of European and African ancestry. Our…”
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Operationalizing the structural vulnerability profile within the medical examiner context by Znachko, Caroline L., Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Frame, Meredith, Maines, Sarah

“…The medicolegal death investigation process in the United States, historically focused on personal identification and determination of cause and manner of…”
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Response to letter to the editor of FSI: Synergy regarding Objectivity is a myth that harms the practice and diversity of forensic science by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Clemmons, Chaunesey M.J.

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Responding to the American Academy of Forensic Sciences vision, mission, and values statements: Comments, revisions, and proposed actions by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Clemmons, Chaunesey M.J., Delgado, Thomas A., Hartley, Stephanie, Latham, Krista E., Pilloud, Marin A., Tallman, Sean D.

“…•We call for revisions to the current AAFS vision, mission, and values statements.•Truly aspirational statements will provide guiding principles for forensic…”
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A hierarchy of expert performance as applied to forensic anthropology by Hartley, Stephanie, Winburn, Allysha Powanda

“…Due to their medicolegal repercussions, forensic anthropology conclusions must be reliable, consistent, and minimally compromised by bias. Yet, a synthetic…”
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Metric forensic anthropology decisions: Reliability and biasability of sectioning‐point‐based sex estimates by Hartley, Stephanie, Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Dror, Itiel E.

“…Subjective decisions make human cognitive processes more susceptible to bias and error. Specifically, research indicates that additional context biases…”
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Response to letter to the editor of FSI: Synergy regarding Objectivity is amyth that harms the practice and diversity of forensic science by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Clemmons, Chaunesey M.J.

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Response to letter to the editor of FSI : Synergy regarding O bjectivity is a m yth that harms the practice and diversity of forensic science by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Clemmons, Chaunesey M J

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Recentering forensic anthropology within a multifaceted body of evolutionary theory: Strengthening method by making theory explicit by Winburn, Allysha Powanda, Yim, An‐Di, Stock, Michala K.

“…The discipline of forensic anthropology has been critiqued for its lack of a theoretical basis. In response, practitioners often assert that their analyses are…”
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