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This document provides a list of 6 forensic science trivia questions. The questions cover topics such as the 3 basic types of fingerprints, an animal with fingerprints similar to humans, the 4 blood types, the study of gunshots and bullets, a DNA database used by the FBI, and a fingerprint database.
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