Trudy R. Turner
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About the Author
Trudy R. Turner is a distinguished anthropologist whose research bridges biological anthropology and ethical inquiry. With decades of experience examining the intersections of science, culture, and human rights, she has contributed significantly to discussions on repatriation, genetic identity, and the responsibilities of researchers working with human remains and genetic data. Her work emphasizes respectful collaboration with descendant communities and advocates for ethical frameworks that honor both scientific advancement and cultural sensitivity. Turner’s scholarship continues to influence policy and practice in museums, academic institutions, and research ethics boards worldwide.
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