Prezi+Presentation

**Bubble-** The Double Loop Whorl Pattern- made up of two distinct, yet separate loop formations having two separate shoulders and also two deltas **Bubble-**The Whorl Tracing Pattern- there are two different components to a whorl classification the first is the pattern and the second is the tracing. To find a whorl tracing you must identify the left delta
 * Title-** //Forensics Science//
 * Bubble-** There are seven types of fingerprints(Name types verbally)
 * Bubble-** No two fingerprints are alike
 * Bubble-**[[file:Loop Print.docx]]
 * Bubble-[[file:Loop Pattern.docx]]**(as you can see these are the same print but still very different{Something like that})
 * Bubble**- Picture[[file:Fingerprints.docx]](say that these are the 3 main fingerprints)
 * Bubble-**The Loop Pattern- consists of one delta, one ridge and one core
 * Bubble-**The Whorl Pattern- consists of two or more deltas
 * Bubble-**The Arch Pattern- is made of ridges that run from one side of the print to the other and there is usually no delta
 * Bubble-** The four other prints are similar to the main prints.
 * Bubble-** The Plain Whorl- consists of at least one ridge that may make a complete circuit and has two deltas and has at least one recurving ridge
 * Bubble-** The Central Pocket Whorl Pattern- consists of one recurving ridge, two deltas, an obstruction to the line of flow and no recurving ridge inside the pattern area is touched or cut

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blood portion of prezi---

bubble- 4 types of blood(+ and -) bubble- definition for antigen (then talk about it) bubble- pic of blood chart (talk about it) {talk about blood types and why certain kinds are compatible with others, maybe give teacher examples) bubble- _-_-_---__-_-__-_-____-____-_-_-_-_-_

Forensic careers---

bubble- entomologists: a scientist who uses insects/ insect activity to collect evidence bubble- forensic toxicologists: use drugs or drug tests to determine if any drugs were used during the crime bubble- criminal justice: the application or study of laws regarding criminal behavior bubble- digital forensics: extracting evidence from computers or other digital/electronic equipment bubble- medical examiners: examine a body to determine how or when the person died bubble- forensic biologists: work specifically with DNA to connect suspects to a crime. they use can use saliva, blood, hair, even dead skin as evidence