Forensics
Lab
Crime scene
A is for Arsenic
Misc.
100
Forensics
Application of science to the law (both criminal and civil)
100
Odontology
What is the study of teeth in solving crimes?
100
Paper Bag
You would put a blood sock in one of these at a crime scene
100
A protein that an antibody binds to
What is antigen?
100
Examplar
An example in handwriting
200
They are there, but you can't see them
What is latent?
200
What don't you include on a crime scene sketch? A) Suspects b) North C) time D) Date
Suspects
200
Plastic Print
What is a 3-D print?
200
A deadly toxin
Aresenic
200
How you an tell if a hair has been removed.
The root is still on the hair
300
Lands and grooves make them
What is rifling pattern?
300
Proper name for when blood lands on a surface
What is spatter?
300
Indirect evidence used to imply a fact
What is circumstantial evidence
300
A version of a gene?
allele
300
Three places where you can get DNA from the body
What is blood, cheeks and hair roots
400
Insects
What does a forensic entomologist study?
400
Prints that you can easily see
What is patent?
400
These three organ systems are responsible for excreting toxins from the body
What are the respiratory, digestive and excretory systems?
400
A computer system that is used to identify fingerprints
What is AFIS?
400
Three fingerprint patterns
Arch, loop and whorl?
500
The skeleton
What does a forensic anthropologist study?
500
Universal Blood Donor
O
500
Tiny pieces of evidence
Trace evidence
500
A heavy metal poison
Arsenic?
500
Jeff brothers live in these two states
What are michigan and CA?
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