Invisible prints are called...
What is latent prints?
Using characteristics like weave pattern and flammability
What is fabric analysis?
Depth of tracks can indicate this
What is weight of a person?
Anything plant or animal found in a soil sample
What is organic?
This is the spacing and layout of letters and words on the page
What is arrangement?
"The crying boy was sitting on the ground beside his blue bike" is an example of...
What is an observation?
Scat, fur, feathers are all forensic examples of
What is animal activity?
Loops, how the "i" is dotted and how the "t" is crossed are examples of this
What is form?
"The crying boy may have fallen off of his bike" is an example of...
What is an inference?
Type of print that is a combination of two
What is a composite print?
What tire tracks can tell a forensic scientist
What is size, make or model of vehicle, load, speed and direction of travel?
The five senses
What are sight, sound, touch, taste, smell?
Visible footprints left on the surface by blood, grease, etc being transferred
What is a patent print?
This is what causes our fingerprint pattern to transfer onto objects we touch
What is oil and sweat?
Fibers made from cotton, wool, leather, fur
What is natural fibers?
The experiment done to match an ink sample with a suspect's ink sample
What is chromatography?