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Criminology Review: Hair and Glass Analysis

The document provides information on various forensic topics including hair structure, types of medulla in hair, and glass composition and fractures. It also discusses plastic prints, which are impressions made by fingers on materials like wax or soap. The content appears to be sourced from a criminology review website.

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Criminology Review: Hair and Glass Analysis

The document provides information on various forensic topics including hair structure, types of medulla in hair, and glass composition and fractures. It also discusses plastic prints, which are impressions made by fingers on materials like wax or soap. The content appears to be sourced from a criminology review website.

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Hair
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An appendage of the skin which occurseverywhere on the human body except on thepalms
of the hand and soles of feet. Generally long& stiff. Consists of ROOT, SHAFT & TIP.
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Medulla
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the central canal of the hair; it may beempty or may contain various sorts of cells, moreor
less pigmented.
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Continuous Medulla
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found in a large number ofanimals
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Interrupted Medulla
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very often in humans,monkeys, and horses.
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Glass is usually composed of oxides such assilica (SiO
2
), boric oxide (B
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O
3
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O
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Types of Glass Fractures


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Plastic print
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a print that results when a fingertouches a plastic material such as wax, soap, ordust, and
creates a negative impression of its ridgepattern.
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