Biology

Reece Lawson

8 May, 14:11

Question 12

On average, there are about 10 ridge characteristics in a fingerprint.

True or False

Question 13

DNA is not always available in a hair sample.

True or False

Question 14

Some vegetable material can turn the Kastle-Meyer Color Test pink as blood does.

True or False

Question 15

When hair samples are taken, they are generally cut off about half way to the root.

True or False

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