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Photography in bite mark and patterned injury documentation--Part 1
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Photography in bite mark and patterned injury documentation--Part 1
J Forensic Sci.
1998 Jul.
Abstract
Photography is an important means of collecting and preserving physical evidence as it relates to bite mark and patterned injuries in skin. Proper use and understanding of color, black-and-white, ultraviolet and infrared photography can greatly aid the collection and preservation of evidence. The techniques and equipment for the photo-documentation of this evidence are presented.
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