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Table 1.

Primer sequences and cycling conditions used for amplification.

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Figure 1.

Schedule showing preserved elements (in black).

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Table 2.

Bone preservation and measurements.

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Figure 2.

Photograph showing thoracic vertebra trauma.

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Figure 3.

Photograph showing irregular bony outgrowths on both sides of the frontal crest.

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Figure 4.

Sequencing chromatograms showing identical sequences of a part of HVII from the skull sample (upper chromatogram) and the formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue sample used as reference.

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Figure 5.

Pyrosequencing results for a part of the amelogenin gene for sex determination.

The upper pyrogram (skull sample) indicates a female individual, which can be seen by the different sequence pattern from dispensation 19 to 23 due to the six-bp deletion female individuals have in this part of the amelogenin gene. The lower pyrogram (the reference material) shows a male individual.

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Table 3.

STR genotypes and mtDNA determined in the remains and the reference sample.

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