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BITE MARKS AS EVIDENCE TO CONVICT
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CHAPTERS
1. The Most Famous Bite

2. The Dentist's Role in Forensics

3. The First Bite

4. Bite Mark Analysis

5. Whose Bite Mark is it, Anyway?

6. How It's Done

7. Bibliography

8. The Author

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