Forensic Science Crossword

the examination of a corpse to determine the cause of death
the cooling of the body after death
A computerized system, maintained by the FBI, that stores and compares millions of fingerprints and is used to find matches for identification purposes.
the elements that make up a substance
the sorting of fingerprints into file groups so that a file may be set upon the basis of fingerprints alone
Fingerprints created when friction ridges deposit body perspiration and oil on surfaces they touch; typically invisible to the naked eye.
study of insects
a method of separating chemicals to establish their quantities
can prove if death was accidental or foul play
death color
technique that measures the mass to change ratio of charged particles
the study of the form and structure of organisms
fibers derived entirely from animal or plants
a chemical that produces color
That period of time between death and embalming.The sooner embalming takes place the better results.
stiffness of the body that sets in several hours after death
fiber created from natural materials or by chemical process