How Do They Determine The Gender Of Human Remains?

To answer your question, I think its the pelvic bone they use.

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Doesn't matter since the pronouns are was/were at that point.

They are buried with pronoun cards.

Anthropology wont last long as a field once these crossdressers figure out every single one of them would be misgendered by their methods. It gives "dead naming" a whole new spin.

Bone structure, pelvis size.

Shape f the hips!
Really.

I believe there are many clues.

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XY
that’s life

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Brain pan size.

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Yep

Good point

Men actually have different bones and heavier ones.

Make and female skeletons are quite different

A female has a wider and tilted opening where babies could come out

Arms and legs have a different langur to height ratio

Head skull is larger per the rest of the skeleton for males

And MORE

Male ring fingers are longer than index fingers - in females the ring finger is either the same or shorter - and sometimes slightly longer - but not as pronounced as in males

Males have more prominent foreheads - and jaw structures than females

Go take an anatomy class - or
Get a book

Nonsense.

Gender is a social construct... and can change moment-to-moment.

Men have their mouths closed.

If it has a dick, it's a male.

If it has a pussy, it's a female.

Medical examiners don't give a shit about gender.

The death forms just ask about sex.