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12.38 MATERIAL-SPECIFIC FORENSIC ANALYSES

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The author wishes to acknowledge CTLGroup Senior Microscopists Ann Caffero and
Ronald Sturm and Editor Kenneth Hooker for their contributions to this chapter.

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