(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Loops arches and whorls are types of these
Coarse feature
example of a nonporous surface
unfinished wood
cells in skin that make the pigment melanin
melanocytes
Part of hair where you find the pigment
cortex
image of a hair with no medulla
Image showing an arch fingerprint
Point on 2 fingerprints that do not match
Point of dissimilarity
Prints left at the crime scene
Latent print
Image of a hair showing imbricate scales
Powder used to develop a print on a white surface
black powder
Number of deltas in a whorl
2 deltas
Example of a nonporous surface
Glass
natural fiber from an animal
wool
AFIS
type of evidence that no 2 people have the same
fingerprint
Most common type of coarse feature
loops
Number of deltas in a loop
1 delta
Image of an eye or lake
Example of a Synthetic fiber
Nylon
Fingerprint of a loop
Type of surface that prints are invisible
Nonporous
Minutia
natural fiber from plants
cotton
Top layer of skin
Epidermis
Number of deltas found in an arch
no deltas
Fingerprint of a whorl
Place on skin where there is no hair
Soles of feet
Image showing a bifurcation or fork
Points on 2 fingerprints where minutia are the same
point of similarity or identification
image of a ahir with a continuous medulla
Inner part of hair filled with air
medulla
Cells that make keratin protein which makes skin waterproof
Keratinocytes
Cotton, rayon, nylon, wool
fibers
Powder used to dust prints on a black surface
white powder
Part of hair found above the surface
hair shaft
Lower layer of skin which has the subcutaneous fat
Hypodermis
Fine features found on a fingerprint
minutiae
Outer part of hair made of scales
Cuticle
Type of surface that show visible prints
Porous
Image showing a crossover or bridge
Layer of skin where you find the sebaceuos and sweat glands
Dermis
Chemical method used to develop an invisible print
Superglue fuming (cyanoacrylate)
