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					  What is hair?					 
					 This is the most frequently found pieces of evidence at a violent crime scene. | 
					  What are tweezers or fingers?					 
					 You use these to pick up visible strands of hair when possible. | 
					  What is a hair shaft?					 
					 This part of the hair is composed of the protein, keratin, which is produced in the skin. | 
					  What is a continuous medulla?					 
					 In this type of medulla pattern, the line remains unbroken, or no break. | 
					  What are inconsistencies?					 
					 This happens within each body region. | 
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					  What is a 3-year cycle?					 
					 This the amount of years it takes for approximately 250,000 hairs to get replaced. | 
					  What are bindles?					 
					 We create these in order to place our hairs in and then place it into larger envelopes. | 
					  What is a cuticle?					 
					 This layer of the shaft is the outer transparent part and protects the hair. | 
					  What is a fragmented medulla?					 
					 In this type of medulla pattern, the line is unevenly spaced. | 
					  What are 50 hairs?					 
					 This is the amount of hairs usually collected from a suspect's head. | 
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					  What is a red head?					 
					 This type of hair color tends to have the least amount of hairs. | 
					  What is the same basic structure?					 
					 All hair has the _________________ structure.  (same/different) | 
					  What is a medulla?					 
					 This layer of the shaft is the central core and usually a hollow tube, or filled with cells. | 
					  What is a pencil?					 
					 This is the analogy we used to represent the structure of the hair shaft. (lead/wood/paint) | 
					  What are the 6 types of hair on the human body?					 
					 Answers vary | 
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					  What is class evidence?					 
					 Hair is considered ______________ evidence because it cannot be used to identify a specific individual. | 
					  What is a follicle?					 
					 This part of the hair is club-shaped and they develop during the fetal stage, but no new ones are produced after birth. | 
					  What is a cortex?					 
					 This layer of the shaft is the middle layer, the largest part of the hair shaft, and contains pigment granules. | 
					  What are head and pubic hairs?					 
					 They are the most common hairs found at the crime scene. | 
					  Who is the principal of Veritas Academy?					 
					 Mr. Vanderwalker is the __________________ of Veritas Academy. | 
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					  What is a secondary transfer?					 
					 When my dog hair transfer to someone else in the classroom, it is called a _____________________ transfer. | 
					  What is a sebaceous gland?					 
					 This type of gland secretes oil. | 
					  What is a medulla?					 
					 This layer of the shaft in animals hairs show a wide variety of medulla patterns, only one or none in humans. | 
					  What is texture?					 
					 This characteristic of hair can be coarse as it is whiskers or fine as it is in younger children. | 
					  What is a cross section?					 
					 This characteristic of hair can be coarse as it is whiskers or fine as it is in younger children. |