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Biology, 22.05.2021 06:40 kev71

Animators use evidence collected from the crime scene to recreate the crime, illustrating the sequence of events and proposing theories as to what might have happened. This form of evidence is . a. produced by forensic artists and photographers
b. usable in place of crime scene photographs
c. demonstrative evidence
d. tangible evidence

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