Forensics 1
the impression of lines and patterns made by a fingertip
fingerprints
Liquid flowing through the circulatory system bringing oxygen to the body
blood
a substance that can injure or kill a living thing
Poison
these teeth are located behind the pre-molars
molars
liquid secreted by glands in the mouth
saliva
the form containing the fingerprints of all ten fingers
ten-card
What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
fang teeth on top and bottom of the jaw, also another word for dogs
canine
a thread like piece of material from a woven fabric
fiber
front flat teeth on the top and bottom of your jaw
incisors
looking at something without assistance of any device like a microscope or magnifying glass
naked eye
Powder substance produced by a seeded plant
pollen
the inner drive, or reason, that causes a suspect to commit a crime
motive
the positive or negative part of blood
Rh factor
fingerprint pattern that enters one side of the print, rises, and falls out the other side of the print
arches
a liquid in which something will dissolve
solvent
fingerprint pattern that looks like bullseye target
Whorl
small amount of skin, hair, fabric or other material that may link a suspect to a crime scene
trace evidence
process of separating chemicals into its components
chromatography
one who authorities think may of committed a crime
suspect
the study of fingerprints to identify someone
Dactyloscopy
the shared exchange of something between two people, or objects that have come in contact with one another
cross-transfer
the study of body fluids, including blood
serology
the study of pollen spores to solve criminal cases
palynology
Who is not learning
Frank