Question

question 1
which is the most common task done by forensic odontologists?
examination of bite marks to match victims with suspects
identification of a victim from dental remains
collection of dental evidence
assessment of instances of abuse
question 2
which identification task would require the work of a forensic odontologist?
an intact body of a person who died within 8 hours is found.
an incomplete skeleton is found, with remains exclusively of the lower body.
remains from multiple persons are found from a bomb explosion.
a well - known celebritys body is found in her home.

Explanation:

For Question 1, identifying a victim from dental remains is a very common task for forensic odontologists as dental records are unique and can be used for identification. For Question 2, when remains from multiple persons are found after a bomb explosion, dental evidence can be crucial for identification which requires the work of a forensic odontologist. Other options in Question 2 have better - suited identification methods available (e.g., for an intact body found soon after death, other identification methods are more straightforward).

Answer:

Question 1: identification of a victim from dental remains
Question 2: Remains from multiple persons are found from a bomb explosion.