A Tropical Dry Forest has extremely high temperatures year round and doesn't get as much rain as a tropical rainforest. Hope it helps :)
<span>A body subjected to fire effects can tell the investigator about the fire (and/or explosion), as well as about what occurred before, during, and after the fire. These facts may be crucial to fire origin and cause determination, as well as responsibility and motive in an incendiary fire.Fire injuries and deaths can be related to other crimes, including arson, homicide, and robbery.When investigating a scene, it is not possible to know if, and when, the case may come to civil and/or criminal trial. It may be years before the fire investigator is called to testify, therefore it is imperative to document properly and process evidence properly so the case can be recalled years later and successfully follow the judicial process.<span>More than other fires, fatal fires can create substantial media interest and scrutiny of the investigation by outside parties. The investigative methods and actions must stand up to this scrutiny.</span></span>
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Before Gregor Mendel's research, it was believed that parents' characteristics were passed down to the next generation were not inherited as separate units, but blended together in the next generation.
While he was studying the inheritance of different traits of the pea plant such as the height of the plant, the shape and color of the seed and the variability of the color of the flowers.
During his experiments, he noticed that the simple traits as height were passed down to the filial generation separately, so they were not blending in the next generation as it was previously thought.
He managed to get purebred plants for certain traits by self-pollination of the pea plants and used them for this experiments.
He determined that some of the traits were expressed more often and with a higher ratio and called them dominant, as opposed to recessive traits that were expressed less often when cross-breeding with an individual with a dominant trait.
The goal of computer forensics is to obtain all the evidences available and then to analyse the evidence and determine what has happened. At the same time it goal is to produce admissible evidence without altering any of the information.
