2011Bibliography Part V Miscellaneous Evidence - Mercyhurst ...

emains. The researcher should consider this section of the bibliography as much as that compiled on DNA topics. It is also
not a stretch for citations in General Crime Scene and Death Scene Investigation or Criminal and Cultural Behavior to
be an important cross-reference. The context of all trace evidence, including haris and feathers, is important in defining the
scope of potential evidence to collect from crime scenes. Research into the appearance and condition of biological trace
evidence should be found under those sections addressing Taphonomy. The Section on Scavenging also cross-relates to this
category in that those animals which may have fed on a victim’s remains will inevitably shed hairs or feathers at the scene
which might be confused with secondary evidence transferred by a perpetrator.
(582 citations)
Adorjon, A.S., and G.B. Kolenosky
1969 Manual for the Identification of Hairs of Selected Ontario Mammals. Ontario Department of Lands and Forests Research, Report 90.
Agius, Ronald, Thomas Nadulski, Hans-Gerhard Kahl, Johannes Schräder, Bertin Dufaux, Michel Yegles, and Fritz Pragst
2010 Validation of a Headspace Solid-Phase Microextraction-GC-MS/MS for the Determination of Ethyl Glucuronide in Hair According to Forensic
Guidelines. Forensic Science International, 196(1-3):3-9.
Aitken, C.G.G., and J. Robertson
1986 The Value of Microscopic Features in the Examination of Human Head Hairs: Statistical Analysis of Questionnaire Returns. Journal of Forensic
Sciences, 31(2):546-562.
1987 Contribution to the Discussion of Probabilities and Human Hair Comparison. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 32(3):684-689.
Almer, Johanne
2005 Recent Ontario Court Decisions Involving Hair Evidence. A Presentation before the 57th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, February 21-26, 2005, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Anderson, Kimberly L., Ellen E. Quillen, Mark D. Shriver, and David R. Foran
2009 Using SNPs to Predict Hair Pigmentation in Individuals of European Ancestry. A Poster Presentation before the 61 st Annual Meeting of the
Academy of Forensic Sciences, February 16-21, Denver, Colorado
Andrasko, J.
1984a Calcium Profiles in Permanent Wave Hair and Its Application in Forensic Science. Proceedings of the Tenth International Meeting of the
Forensic Science Society, October, Oxford, England.
1984b Calcium Profiles in Permanent Waved Hair and Its Application to Forensic Science. Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 24:327
Andrasko, J., and B. Lundgren
1983 Forensic Examination of Permanent Waved Hair. Proceedings of the Second Scandinavian Conference of Forensic Science, August 1983,
LinkPing, Sweden.
Andrasko, J., and B. Stocklassa
1987 HPLC Analysis of Shampoo Residues in Human Hair. Proceedings of the Eleventh International Meeting of the Forensic Science Society,
August, Vancouver, Canada, p.249.
1990 Shampoo Residue Profiles in Human Head Hair. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 35(3):569-579.
Andrisano, V., R. Gotti, P. Roveri, and V. Cavrini
1997 Analysis of Semipermanent Hair Dyes by HPLC with Online Post Column Photochemical Derivatisation. Chromatographia, 44(7-8):431-437.
Anonymous
1960 Laboratory Solves a Variety of Crimes with Animal Hairs. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, 29(3):18-20.
1976 Don’t Miss a Hair. FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, 45(5):9-15.
1997 From Bad to Worse: Hair Today, Scorned Tomorrow. Science Sleuthing, 21:11-15.
Appel, Oliver, and Irina Kollo
2010 The Evidential Value of Singed Hairs in Arson Cases. Science and Justice, 50(3):138-140.
Appenzeller, Brice M.R., Resmi Agirman, Paul Neuberg, Michel Yegles and Robert Wennig
2007 Segmental Determination of Ethyl Glucuronide in Hair: A Pilot Study. Forensic Science International, 173(2-3):87-92.
Arnold, W.
1990 The Determination of Drugs and Their Substitutes in Human Hairs. Forensic Science International, 46:17-18.
Assarian, G., and D. Oberleas
1971 Effect of Washing Procedures on Trace Element Content of Hair. Clinical Chemistry, 23(9):1771-1772.
Audinot, J.N., et al.
2003 Detection and Quantification of Benzodiazepines in Hair by ToF-SIMS: Preliminary Results. Appl Surf Sci, 203:718-721.
1233