Fingerprints
What do we leave behind that helps identify us?
Fingerprints, hair, nails
Name one common blood type.
O, AB, A, B
What do forensic anthropologists study?
Bones.
What is the job of a forensic scientist?
Solve crimes.
What does blood carry through the body?
Oxygen
Name one type of fingerprint pattern.
Loop, whorl, arch
What blood type is called the universal donor?
O negative
Can bones show the age of the person?
Yes
What does DNA help identify?
A person.
Our blood type is determined by our biological parents.
True
What do forensic scientists use to see fingerprints on glass?
Powder
Which blood type is the rarest?
AB negative
What part of the body helps tell if a skeleton is male or female?
Pelvis
What kind of evidence can be found on clothes?
hair, blood, fibers
What part of blood fights infection?
white blood cells
Do twins or any person have the same exact fingerprints?
No.
Can blood type help identify a suspect?
Yes.
What bone is used to estimate height?
Femur
What science helps find out how someone died?
Forensics
What happens if someone gets the wrong blood type in a transfusion?
They get very sick or can die.
What are fingerprints mostly made of?
Oils and sweat from your skin.
What does Rh factor mean?
Postive or negative blood.
What do we call the skull of a person?
Cranium
What do you call things like fingerprints, hair, or footprints?
evidence
What is blood made in?
Bone marrow