A Bibliography Related to Crime Scene Interpretation with ...

Serpell, J.A., and Y. Hsu
2001 Development and Validation of a Novel Method for Evaluating Behavior and Temperament in Guide Dogs. Appl. Anim. Behav. Sci., 72:347-364.
Settle, R.H., B.A. Sommerville, J. McCormick, and D.M. Broom
1994 Human Scent Matching Using Specially Trained Dogs. Animal Behavior, 48:1443-1448.
Sharp, N.
1996 Body Detection Work Involving the Use of Dogs. West Yorkshire Police BEM, pp8-19.
Sickles, Diane H.
1995 The Other Woman Is a Dog. Alaska Dog Magazine, August, 1995.
Sickles, Mark
1996 The Other Woman is a Dog - A Search Mission Story,
http://www.corecom.net/~asard/hp01006.htm
Smiley, Brenda
2000 Hounding the Dead: A Remarkable Michigan Mutt Sniffs out Ancient Human Remains. Archaeology, 53(5):
Smith, D.
1991 Ontario: Canine Unit is Cost Effective. Law and Order, 39(4):49-51.
Sommerville, B.A., R.H. Settle, F.M.C. Darling, and D.M. Broom
1993 The Use of Trained Dogs to Discriminate Human Scent. Animal Behaviour, 46:189-190.
Sorg, Marcella H., Edward David, and Andrew Rebmann
1998 Cadaver dogs, taphonomy, and postmortem interval in the Northeast. In Reichs, K.J., editor, Forensic Osteology: Advances in the Identification
of Human Remains, Charles C. Thomas, Springfield, IL., pp.120-144.
Sorg, Marcella H., Edward David, Henry F. Ryan, and Kristin Sweeney
1997 Outdoor Recovery, Taphonomy, and Postmortem Interval in Northern New England, Proceedings of the American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, New York, NY., p.152.
Sorg, Marcella H., Andrew Rebman, and Edward David
1999 Cadaver Dog Handbook, Forensic Training and Tactics for the Recovery of Human Remains. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL.
(ISBN: 0-8493-1886-6)
Stanley, Alice J.
n.d. Utilizing Air-Scenting Search Dogs to Locate Drowning Victims. Virginia Search and Rescue Dog Association, NASAR Bookstore, P.O. Box
3709, Fairfax, VA 22038.
Steen, J.B., and E. Wilson
1990 How Do Dogs Determine the Direction of Tracks? Acta Physiol Scand, 139:531-534.
Steinecke, Karen Beth
2000 Cadaver Dogs: The Emerging Force of Body-Hunters. An Honors Thesis Presented in Partial Fulfillment of Honors College Graduation
Requirements. Department of Anthropology, Arizona State University,
Strandberg, K.W.
1997 Canine Units. Law Enforcement Technology, 24(9):50-55.
Stuart, Robert
1988 Canines and the Law. Police: The Law Officer's Magazine, 12(7):44-47.
Svartbrerg, K.
2002 Shyness-Boldness Predicts Performance in Working Dogs. Appl. Anim. Behav. Sci., 79:157-174.
Syrotuck, William
1972 Scent and the Scenting Dog. Arnet Publications, Rome or Clark Mills, NY. (also cited as Barkleigh Productions, New York) (also cited as
published in 1977).
Szinak, J.
1985 Identification of Odours. International Criminology Police Review. pp: 58-63.
Taslitz, A.E.
1990 Does the cold nose know? The unscientific myth of the dog scent lineup. The Hastings Law Journal, 42(1): 15-134. (also cited as pages 218-
245)
Thesen, A., J.B. Steen, and K.B. Døving
1993 180:247-251.
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