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Ch 5 Hair Analysis

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Hyɛ no nsow a efi ɔkyerɛwfo no hɔ:

Forensic hair Analysis

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1.

When being compared to a wooden pencil, which part of hair represents the lead?

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2.

The transitional or regressive stage that lasts a few weeks which hair growth slows is callws

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3.

The hair follicle is dormant and hairs are easily lost during which stage of the hair cycle?

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4.

We know hair is human if ...

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5.

Hair is helpful in solving old crimes because ...

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6.

The hair shaft is composed of what important protein?

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7.

The medulla pattern in the above hair sample is

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8.

Using the image above, match the type of medulla pattern with the correct letter.

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Continuous Animal

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Fragmentary

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Continuous Human

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stacked

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Interrupted

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C

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9.

Hair analysis may be used to determine all of the following except:

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10.

When collecting hairs from a suspect to compare to those found at a crime scene, how many hairs should be collected?