study of hairs and fibers at a crime scene
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Trace evidence | small physical material that can be transferred form person to personor between a person and a crime scene.
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| Cortex | thr largest portion of the shaft giving you the hair color that you have naturally
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| Trace evidence examples | hair, fibers, peices of glass, chips of aint dirt, plant material
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| coronal | crownlike scales of a cuticle.humans rarely have this type of scale rodents do.
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| Fiber classifications | mineral,animal,vegetable,synthetic
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| Medulla | cells that run down the center of the cortex like canal
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| Study of hair | trichology
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| hair that provides most features at a crime scene | scalp hair
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