Examination of most hair,fiber,debris,and tire or shoe prints at the scene of the crime can yield evidence with individual characteristics,and not class characteristics.

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Most hair, fiber, debris, and tire or shoe prints examined at a crime scene typically yield evidence with class characteristics, which can categorize them into a group but not identify a specific source with uniqueness. Individual characteristics are unique features that can link evidence to a specific source or individual, and while possible, they are less commonly found in these types of evidence without further detailed analysis.

Examination of Most Hair,fiber,debris,and Tire or Shoe Prints at the Scene