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Wildlife Forensics

Wildlife Forensics. By: Shannon Harvey. Job Duties & Responsibilities. Benefits the American people Identify the species Determine the cause-of-death Determine if a violation of law has occurred. Link suspect, victim and crime scene. Education/Skills.

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Wildlife Forensics

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  1. Wildlife Forensics By: Shannon Harvey

  2. Job Duties& Responsibilities • Benefits the American people • Identify the species • Determine the cause-of-death • Determine if a violation of law has occurred. • Link suspect, victim and crime scene.

  3. Education/Skills • Wildlife forensic scientists are usually biologists or chemists • Reading • Math • Writing • Speaking & listening • Computer literacy • Problem-solving & decision-making • Understanding the broader picture • Working with people • A strong work ethic • A positive attitude • Independence & initiative • Self-presentation

  4. Employment • Very good • More laboratories • More TV shows • $30,000 to $200,000 a year • Resources http://www.science.mcmaster.ca/Biology/CBCN/genetics/rohacek.html http://www.lab.fws.gov/about.html

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