Bibilography+Information

//** Anna Zajakowski **//

**__ Bibliography __** //__Websites-__// "Identifying Fingerprints Patterns-Types of Fingerprints." //Buzzel.com//. Buzzle.com, 2000-2012. Web. . This website helped me with the different types of fingerprints and what makes up the print. "Science of Fingerprints." //Ridges and Furrows//. Ridges and Furrows, 15 Apr. 2004. Web. . I used this website to get the information for how you can use identifying fingerprints to help. "Fingerprint Identification." //Fingerprinting Identification//. Federal Bureau of Investigation Educational Web Publication. Web. . This website was used to understand how to identify fingerprints. Also helped to understand the advantages of fingerprint identification. "Blood Types." //American Red Cross//. American National Red Cross, 2012. Web. . This website helped me with the different types of blood and what blood can donate to what blood. "Blood Groups, Blood Typing and Blood Transfusions." //Blood Groups, Blood Typing and Blood Transfusions//. Nobel Media, 2012. Web. . I used this website for the information about how to identify blood types. //__Books__// Platt, Richard. //Forensics//. Boston, Mass: Kingfisher, 2005. Print. I used this book to get more information for the types of fingerprints. Ricciuti, Edward R. //Forensics//. New York: Collins, 2007. Print This book helped with some of the history of fingerprinting.

//** Rebekah Brunner **//

Books- // Forensics for dummies //

Lyle, D. P. //Forensics for Dummies//. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, 2004. Print

I used this book because it looked interesting at first. But as I started to read it, it gave me lots of information on the world of detectives that use forensics, and real-life examples of how forensics is used every day in the real world.

Rainis, Kenneth G. //Blood and DNA Evidence: Crime-solving Science Experiments//. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Enslow, 2006. Print. This book was mostly about DNA testing and real-world examples, but it gave some really cool experiments to do too! I understand DNA better, and how detectives use it.

Websites- Bloodbook.com. "Blood Type Facts - BloodBook, Information on Blood Type Facts for Life." //Blood Information - Blood Test Results, Blood Transfusion, Blood Disorders and Health//. Bloodbook.com, 2011-1012. Web. 07 Feb. 2012. . I used this website for two reasons. One, for the great information that it provided, and two, for the blood chart in paragraph 1.

American Red Cross. "Blood Types." //American Red Cross.com//. American Red Cross, 2012. Web. Jan.-Feb. 2012. .

I used this site because The American Red Cross has lots of blood banks around the country, They have reliable information on blood and how it works.

Willis, Bill. "Fingerprints......................................................................" //Worsley School OnLine... the Website for Worsley School ...................// Wunderland Website Design, 2001. Web. 14 Feb. 2012. . I chose to use this website for information and the experiment that they use in it. It showed me how to record fingerprints using powder, tape and a brush!

Prints, Finger. "Fingerprints." //Fingerprints.tk//. 2011. Web. 2012. I used this website because it had a great chart, and because the information gave me small, important details. This also helped me understand how each fingerprint is identified. Patterns, formations, etc.

Foundation, National Science. "Case 1." //Http://forensics.rice.edu/index.html//. National Science Foundation, 2011. Web. 21 Feb. 2012. . I used this website for the ‘jobs in the forensic lab’ section. It was very helpful in discovering what really goes on in forensic labs. It reviewed forensic biology, toxicology, medical examiners, and firearms and toolmarks. This is an amazing website to go to if you are curious about forensic labs!//

Editor, EHow Legal. "How to Take Fingerprints." EHow//. Demand Media, 02 Oct. 2007. Web. 27 Feb. 2012. . This was a good website to use for this project because of the fingerprint transfer information. It also gave me some fun facts on the process of fingerprinting. This site gave me a solid background foundation on fingerprinting, and confirmed other information.//


 * Makaylah Singer**//

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Article Title: Crime Scene Basics Magazine Title: Forensic Mag. Author: Dick Warrington Copyright: Dec. 14, 2011

I chose this magazine because it was all about forensics. It gave me a lot of information on what forensic scientists do. It just seemed like the place to go.

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Article Title: Processing Digital Images Book Title: CRCnetBASE Author: John C. Russ Copyright: CRC Press 2001

I chose this ebook because it taught me about all of the tools that forensic scientists work with. They couldn’t work without them so I thought this was very important. It also gave me a brief description of what each forensic scientist works with.

Websites-

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Article Title: What is Forensic Science? Website Title: Forensic Science Careers and Degree Program

Authors: Dina Marinho, Hugo Santos, Agostinho Almeida Copyright: 2012

I chose this website because it seemed to give you a lot of information in very short time. It broke each section down for you so you could find what you’re looking for faster. I found a lot of information here about the forensic careers.

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Article Title: Advice about a Career in Forensic Science Website Title: Criminology Author: Dale Nute

I chose this website because it was from a real person who must have tried forensic science before. The person seemed to know their stuff and all the basics to forensic science. It gave me a brief description of each of the forensic careers.

http://www.forensicscience.org/resources/guide-to-dna-fingerprinting/

Article Title: DNA Fingerprinting Website Title: Forensic Science Author: Forensicscience.org

Copyright: Feb 3, 2011

I chose this website because it was nice and easy to follow. It had pictures and captions so I could understand what I was reading better. It gave me lots of ideas on what forensics scientists do and how they do what they do.