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Hair is considered class evidence because it cannot be individualized to a single person based on microscopic characteristics alone. While hair can provide information on characteristics such as color and texture, it is not unique enough to definitively match to a single individual like DNA or fingerprints.
Bats belong to the class Mammalia because they are warm-blooded, have fur or hair, give birth to live young, and produce milk to feed their offspring. Additionally, they have a backbone and are equipped with specialized teeth for chewing and grinding food.
Hair contains DNA. It can be examined in a lab to possibly discover who it belongs to, or at least biological information about them. It can help to quickly narrow down the pool of suspects.
Sheep belong to the Animalia kingdom, the chordata phylum, and the Mammalia class. Sheep are considered domesticated animals and are kept as livestock.
Bats belong to the class Mammalia, which are warm-blooded vertebrates characterized by having hair or fur, giving birth to live young, and producing milk to feed their offspring.
Hair is considered class evidence because it cannot be individualized to a single person based on microscopic characteristics alone. While hair can provide information on characteristics such as color and texture, it is not unique enough to definitively match to a single individual like DNA or fingerprints.
True. The shaft of the hair can be considered class evidence in a trial because it can potentially link a hair sample to a particular group of individuals based on characteristics like color and texture. However, it does not provide definitive individual identification since many people can share similar hair traits. For more conclusive evidence, the root of the hair, which can contain DNA, would be necessary.
Hair can be used for a DNA profile.
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Class evidence is common to a group of objects or persons, while individual evidence can be linked to a unique source. Class evidence can help narrow down a pool of suspects, while individual evidence can provide a stronger link to a specific person or object. Class evidence is less specific and can be shared among multiple sources, while individual evidence is more specific and can help to identify a singular source.
The only thing taking a gun class is "evidence" of is the fact that (if you passed) that you are now legally assumed to be knowledgeable in the use and handling of firearms.
Fibers are CLASS evidence. They cannot be individualized to a single person or thing, although there are many types of natural and synthetic fibers.
Class evidence is the category for most evidence. Class evidence is evidence associated with a group and not a single source. Example: general piece of something (like a paint chip) blood (we can only generalize) Individual evidence is evidence that can be virtually, unambiguously traced to a source. Example: finger prints DNA tool marks (under a microscope) anything torn or broken (must be very specific)
Class evidence is evidence that can be linked to a group of people rather than individual evidence which can only be linked to one person. Although class evidence can help solve cases, its not guaranteed to solve it. An example of class evidence is if a shoe print is left behind and the only thing they can make of it is the shoe size or make, that would be a class characteristic since many other people may have that same shoe size and make. The shoe print may also be individual evidence due to the fact that not everyone walks the same. If the shoe has wear on a specific part then we can infer that the suspect walks with more weight on that part of there feet.
Hair is considered direct evidence when it can be definitively linked to a specific individual through DNA analysis. This typically requires a root or follicle attached to the hair shaft for successful identification.
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