Final Review #1

This forensic profession examines dental records for identification

• forensic anthropology

• forensic entomology

• forensic odontology

• forensic serology

He established the first forensic lab in Lyon's, France; and created a "principle" about transfer of evidence.

• Edmond Locard

• Hans Gross

• Mathieu Orfila

• Francis Galton

He wrote an article about the effects of poisons; and is considered the "father of toxicology"

• Francis Galton

• Edmond Locard

• Mathieu Orfila

• Leone Lattes

This unit examines bloodstains and other bodily fluids in order to analyze DNA

• Forensic biology unit

• Forensic Anthropology unit

• Forensic Toxicology

• Medical examiner

This unit examines skeletal remains to determine identification.

• Forensic Serology

• Forensic animal unit

• Forensic entomology

• Forensic Anthropology

He devised a procedure for blood typing dried bloodstains

• Hans Gross

• Leone Lattes

• Aphonse Bertillon

• Calvin Goddard

This forensic unit studies human behavior to determine competency and evaluates disorders

• Forensic anthropology

• Forensic psychiatry

• Forensic serology

• Forensic accounting

He introduced the first forensics journal, Kriminologie, and understood the importance of trace evidence.

• Calvin Goddard

• Herbert Hoover

• Hans Gross

• Aphonse Bertillon

This forensic unit analyzes handwriting along with paper and printer evidence

• Forensic accounting

• Document analysis unit

• Forensic handwriting analysis

• Forensic entomology

He developed anthropometry which used physical features and measurements as a form of identification.

• Aphonse Bertillon

• Hans Gross

• Calvin Goddard

• Miss Rodriguez