forensic bio &sero unit 5

What is the full form of CITES?

• Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

• Conservation of International Terrestrial Ecosystems

• Center for International Trade and Environmental Security

• Committee for International Trade of Endangered Species

Pug marks are primarily used to identify:

• Birds

• Reptiles

• Mammals

• Insects

Which Act governs wildlife protection in India?

• Environmental Protection Act, 1986

• Wildlife Protection Act, 1972

• Indian Forest Act, 1927

• Biodiversity Act, 2002

Spoor marks refer to:

• Sound made by animals

• Visual signs like footprints and feces

• Bite marks on prey

• Claw scratches on trees

Diatoms are used in forensic science mainly to investigate:

• Gunshot wounds

• Poisoning cases

• Drowning cases

• Firearm residue

Which of the following is NOT an insect of forensic importance?

• Blow fly

• Flesh fly

• Mosquito

• House fly

Entomological evidence can help determine:

• Cause of death

• Time since death (postmortem interval)

• Manner of death

• Weapon used in crime

Identification of pollens in forensic cases can help determine:

• Time of death

• Location or geographical origin

• Weapon used

• Blood group of suspect

The presence of microbial organisms at a crime scene can indicate:

• Type of toxin used

• Victim's identity

• Time since death

• Number of suspects involved

Which part of a tree is MOST useful for species identification in wildlife forensics?

• Root

• Leaf

• Bark

• Seed