The Mann-Labrash Osteological Collection of the University of Hawai'i is the newest collection of contemporary known-identity human skeletal remains in the United States. The collection, consisting of the partial or complete remains of individuals of European, African, Asian, and Pacific Islander ancestry, is an invaluable educational and research resource for medical students and visiting researchers. The collection reflects the population diversity of Hawai'i. The Mann-Labrash Osteological Collection provides a unique and irreplaceable resource for medical students and scientists interested in anatomy, disease, trauma, developmental defects, and biological diversity, particularly as they pertain to Hawai'i and the people of Polynesia.
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Hawaii J Health Soc Welf
June 2020
Department of Anatomy, John A. Burns School of Medicine, University of Hawai'i, Honolulu, HI.
The Mann-Labrash Osteological Collection of the University of Hawai'i is the newest collection of contemporary known-identity human skeletal remains in the United States. The collection, consisting of the partial or complete remains of individuals of European, African, Asian, and Pacific Islander ancestry, is an invaluable educational and research resource for medical students and visiting researchers. The collection reflects the population diversity of Hawai'i.
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