Some scientists recently discovered the skeleton of an ancient mammal. Suggest TWO features that they should look for in order to recognize the limb bones.​

Explanation:

Forensic anthropologists determine the ancestry of a skeleton by examining the morphology, or shape, of the skull and by taking measurements of the skull vault (cavity) and face. By comparing these results with data from populations worldwide, scientists can evaluate that individual's relationship to a world group. The major difference between human and non- human-animal bone structure therefore principally relates to density. Non- human-animal bones have a greater density relative to size; they are less porous and are thicker in cross-section than the bones of humans.