1. Describe three different physical methods for developing latent prints. Explain the types of prints or situations that require their usage, the nature of the developing material used, how the material is applied to the print, the nature of the interaction with the print, the visual characteristics of the enhanced prints, and any post-enhancement considerations.
2. Describe the process that a forensic odontologist uses to compare a forensic bite mark to a known sample. State any limitations or other considerations to be taken in the documentation and comparison steps, and the types of conclusions that can be reached.
3. Explain the different approaches that are used to identify human remains from a mass disaster, depending on whether the body remains intact or whether destruction or fragmentation has occurred. Provide several examples of direct and indirect methods that are used, indicating any limitations, strengths and/or weaknesses.