This specialist focuses on the lifecycle of insects to help detectives pinpoint the amount of time a body was exposed to the elements.

This specialist focuses on blood evidence and identifying whose blood was left at a crime scene using gel electrophoresis (think back to week 1!).

A bullet's groove is as unique as ______.

Scientists can use teeth to find out _____.

Skeletal remains are found in a forest. What specialist will be called upon to help identify the victim

The investigation of drugs and poisons in the body in cases of illegal drug use, drug abuse, poisoning, and death is an example of forensic:

Which forensic specialist determines ones competency to stand trial?

Which forensic specialist studies insects to determine time of death?

Which type of forensic specialist uses medical science for legal purposes, such as determining cause of death?

Which forensic specialist analyzes dental evidence for crime purposes?

Which forensic specialist investigates materials, products, structures or components that fail or do not function properly?

A ____________ unit of a crime lab is responsible for analyzing bodily fluids.

______ deals with the psychological aspects of a crime.

Match this description with its forensic science career:

Studies human skeletal remains and their location  to determine the age, sex, and race of the deceased, identify an illnesses or injuries that he or she may have suffered, and establish the time of death.

What is the longest bone in our body?

An alibi is