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Well, I have looked at a lot of faces and a lot of skulls, we're all individuals, if we look at our contours on our skulls and our faces, there are slight differences which we can see.  In my view, if the person is of the same race, there is still a lot of variation between people of the same race, which one can pick up.  We are all individuals and all I would say to that is, that I would still say that this was highly probable it was of this person, based on what I have done and based on the contour matching that I have carried out.
	I have done, I also looked at skulls of other races as well, I look for example at South Americans from Chile and the same thing applies there.  And then other groups, I've looked at Sri Lankans and again the same thing applies there.  So everybody as individual within that racial group, the same standards apply.  Obviously if you have, say a European and comparing it with an African skull, there are things you will pick up on the skull anyway, regardless of the facial features, which will tell you they are different.  So I have no problem with looking at images from people from the same race, and drawing conclusions like the one that I have.