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The difference is that a Forensic Pathologist is a Medical Doctor who then specialises or begins his career, or her career, as a Pathologist, in other words the person who diagnoses diseases, carries out autopsies from the point of view of determining the cause of death, manner of death, looking into the circumstances, so that they can carry out and ...(indistinct) of thing, and then they may well specialise in Forensic Pathology, which is more directly involved with criminal cases and so on, medical/legal cases.
	A Forensic Anthropologist is a person who is involved more in looking to the identification process of a person, and also of course there are different kinds of Forensic Anthropologists.  The one that most Forensic Anthropologists consider themselves, is a sort of sort of major in osteology-type work, so they rely on looking at bones for identification.  They, because of this, they are in certain circumstances, because of the nature of their work, also quite proficient in being able to assess whether someone has been killed in a certain way, but that really is in the first instance in the ...(indistinct) of the Forensic Pathologist, they have to make ...(indistinct) assessment rather than  ...(indistinct)