The Society for Wildlife Forensic Science standards and guidelines
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2021
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Journal Title:Forensic Science International: Animals and Environments
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Personal Author:Moore, M. Katherine ; Baker, Barry W. ; Bauman, Tasha L. ; Burnham-Curtis, Mary K. ; Espinoza, Edgard O. ; Ferrell, Carolyn S. ; Frankham, Greta J. ; Frazier, Kim ; Giles, Jenny L. ; Hawk, Deedra ; Rovie-Ryan, Jeffrine J. ; Johnson, Rebecca N. ; Knott, Trey ; Kornfield, Irving L. ; Lindquist, Christina ; Lord, Wayne D. ; Morgan, Kelly L. ; O’Brien, R. Christopher ; Ogden, Rob ; Prigge, Tracey-Leigh ; Schwenke, Piper ; Sitam, Frankie T. ; Trail, Pepper ; Wictum, Elizabeth ; Wilson, Paul J. ; Yates, Bonnie C. ; Webster, Lucy M.I.
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Description:This document provides minimum standards and additional guidelines for wildlife forensic analysts in the sub disciplines of DNA (section 4), morphology (section 5), and chemical analysis for timber identification (section 6). This document also covers good laboratory practices, evidence handling, and training, which are central to all forensic laboratories. It also includes critical considerations of phylogeny, taxonomy, and reference collections that are specific to wildlife forensic science.
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Source:Forensic Science International: Animals and Environments, 1, 100015
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Rights Information:CC BY-NC-ND
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Compliance:Submitted
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