A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Birbeck, M.S.C. and E.H. Mercer1956 Structure and Formation of Pigment Granules in Human Hair. Experimental Cell Research, 10:505-514.Bisbing, R.E.1982 The Forensic Identification and Association of Human Hair. In Forensic Science Handbook, edited by Richard Saferstein, pp. 184-221. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ.1987aHuman Hair in a Forensic Perspective. in Proceedings of the International Symposium of Forensic Hair Comparisons. FBI Academy, Quantico,VA, June 25-27, 1985, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. pp:35-44.1987b Post-Depositional Changes in Human Hair Resulting in Hair Comparison Errors. Journal of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science, 20:239.Bisbing, R.E., and M.F. Wolner1984 Microscopical Discrimination of Twins' Head Hair. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 29:780-786.Bogaty, H.J.1969 Differences Between Adult and Children's Hair. Journal of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, 20:159-171.Bonnichsen, R., M.T. Beatty, M.D. Turner, and M. Stoneking1994 What Can be Learned from Hair? A Hair Record from the Mammoth Meadow Locus, Southwestern Montana. In T. Akazawa and E. Szathmary,editors, Prehistoric Mongoloid Dispersions. Oxford University Press, Cambridge, UK. pp.201-213.Bonnichsen, R., and C.W. Bolen1985 On the Importance of Hair for Pleistocene Studies. Current Research in the Pleistocene, 3:63-64.Bonnichsen, R., C.W. Bolen, M.D. Turner, J.C. Trner, and M.T. Beatty1992 Hair From Mammoth Meadow II, Southwestern Montana. Current Research in the Pleistocene, 7:3-5.Bonnichsen, Robson, Larry Hodges, Walter Ream, Katharine G. Field, Donna L. Kirner, Karen Selsor, and R.E. Taylor2001 Methods for the Study of Ancient Hair: Radiocarbon Dates and Gene Sequences from Individual Hairs. Journal of Archaeological Science,28(7):775-785.Bonnichsen, R., L. Hodges, W. Ream, D.L. Kirner, K. Selsor, R.E. Taylor, and K. Field2001 Radiocarbon Dates and Gene Sequences from Individual Ancient Hairs. Journal of Archaeological Science, 28:777-787.Bonnichsen, Robson, and Alan L. Schneider1995 Roots: Ancient Hair and the DNA Embedded in It, Might Reveal When and How the Americans were Settled-But Not if Some Native AmericansCan Help It. The Sciences, May/June: 26-31.Bost, R.O.1993 Hair Analysis: Persepectives and Limits of a Proposed Forensic Method of Proof: A Review. Forensic Science International, 63:31-42.Brenner, L, and Squires, P.L.1985 Measurement of Human Hair Oxidation by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy. Journal of Forensic Sciences, 13:420-426.Brothwell, Don and Richard Spearman1963 The Hair of Earlier Peoples. In Science in Archaeology, edited by D. Brothwell and E. Higgs, (editors), Thames and Hudson, London. pp. 427-436.Brown, A.C.1971 Congenital Hair Defects. Birth Defects: Original Article Series, 7:52-68.Brown, A.C. , and R.B. Belser1970 Congenital Hair Defect: Trichoschisis with Alternating Birefringence and Low Sulfur Content. Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 54:496-509.Brown, S.E., and N.E. Erickson1978 Chronology of Hairs and Fibers as Evidence in Canada. Journal of the Canadian Society of Forensic Science, 11:185-193.Brunner, H. , and B.J. Coman1974 The Identification of Mammalian Hair. Inkata Press, Melbourne, Australia.Bruschweiler, W.K.1987 The Forensic Value of the Cuticle of Human Hair. in Proceedings of the International Symposium of Forensic Hair Comparisons. FBI Academy,Quantico, VA, June 25-27, 1985, United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. pp.173-174.Cage, P.E., and I.W. Evett1981 Computer Method to Assist in Discrimination Between Dog and Cat Hairs. Home Office Central Research Establishment Report, 401.Chase, H.B.1954 Growth of the Hair. Physiological Review, 34:113-126.432