1. Identification: classic and DNA Ivana Samardžić Mentor: A. Žmegač Horvat

2. ...of the living and the dead investigation of any death the living – inability to identify themselves, immigration, inheritance

3. Morphological characteristics only by MATCHING the parameters specific feature possesed by the individual height, weight and general physique hair color and length, moustache, skin pigmentation, eye color clothing, jewellery, ornaments facial appearance, age

4. Fingerprints position of minute defects on the ridges no less than 16 points of similarity chances for identical fingerprint: 1:64 billion

5. Identity from teeth identification of the dead, bite marks, estimation of age commonly comparison of antemortem dental chartings with the direct examination of the teeth mass disasters no previous records – age, sex and ethnic origin

6. Identification of the origin of tissue or samples blood, semen, saliva, stains on bodies, weapons, clothing matching remains resolution of paternity, maternity and inheritance disputes

7. The individuality of cells blood grups and Rh factor – possibility to exclude 93% of non- matching samples replaced with DNA analysis of human tissue and fluid

8. Identification by DNA profiling nearly 100% in exclusion and in identification 10% are active genes 90 % are “silent” – zone of 200 to 14 000 repeats of identical sequences of bases are constant and transmitted from parents – ESSENTIAL for DNA analysis! “bar code”

9. risk of contamination blood, hair with roots; samples of spleen; samples of spleen; buccal smears; vaginal, anal and penile swabs buccal smears; vaginal, anal and penile swabs paternity/maternity testing every bar in the “bar code” must have come from either the father or mother, half from each

10. Tatoos and body piercing there has to be comparison photographs and drawings if visual identification is not possible

11. Identity of decomposed or skeletalized remains are the remains actually bones? are the remains human? one or more bodies? what sex are the bones? – pelvis and skull age, height, race? can a personal identity be discovered? YouTube - Crime 360: Human Bone Identification YouTube - Crime 360: Human Bone Identification

12. Facial reconstruction from skulls measuring the average soft-tissue thickness at many points on the skull and rebuilding this layer with plasticine on unknown skull computerized reconstruction individuality of faces? what about eyes and lips?

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14. Richard Sheperd: Simpson’s Forensic Medicine, Hodder Arnold