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Wildlife Forensic Investigation

Principles and Practice

Wildlife Forensic Investigation

Principles and Practice

ByJohn E. Cooper, Margaret E. Cooper
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2013
eBook Published 23 May 2013
Pub. location Boca Raton
Imprint CRC Press
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1201/b14553
Pages 770 pages
eBook ISBN 9781439813751
SubjectsBioscience, Environment & Agriculture, Social Sciences
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Cooper, J., Cooper, M. (2013). Wildlife Forensic Investigation. Boca Raton: CRC Press, https://doi.org/10.1201/b14553
ABOUT THIS BOOK

Wildlife forensics is the application of forensic science to the conservation and protection of non-domesticated animals, both in the wild and in captivity. Providing an in-depth introduction to this rapidly evolving field, Wildlife Forensic Investigation: Principles and Practice also chronicles aspects of the history of management, conservation, a

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|10 pages
- What Is Wildlife Forensics?
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 2|80 pages
- Types of Wildlife Investigation
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 3|22 pages
- Legislation
ByMARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 4|14 pages
- Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 5|22 pages
- The Wildlife Crime Scene: An Introduction for First Responders
ByEDGARD O. ESPINOZA, MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, ANDREW D. REINHOLZ, BARRY W. BAKER
View abstract
chapter 6|12 pages
- Forensic Entomology
ByKATE M. BARNES
View abstract
chapter 7|20 pages
- Field Techniques: At Home and Abroad
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 8|56 pages
- Working with Live Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 9|88 pages
- Working with Dead Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 10|42 pages
- Dealing with Samples
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 11|14 pages
- Genetic Methodologies in Wildlife Crime Investigations
ByLOUISE ANNE ROBINSON
View abstract
chapter 12|14 pages
- Some Aspects of Laboratory Work
ByJOHN E. COOPER, SALLYANN HARBISON, JILL WEBB
View abstract
chapter 13|70 pages
Special Considerations and Scenarios JAIME SAMOUR, MADHULAL VALLIYATTE, JÁNOS GÁL,
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER, NORMA G. CHAPMAN, ALEXANDRIA YOUNG, REGINA CAMPBELL-MALONE, ANDREA BOGOMOLNI, REBECCA N. JOHNSON, STUART WILLIAMSON, MÍRA MÁNDOKI, MIKLÓS MAROSÁN, MAURICE ALLEY, GLADYS KALEMA-ZIKUSOKA, AND CHLOE V. LONG
View abstract
chapter 14|16 pages
- Collection and Submission of Evidence
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 15|20 pages
- Writing Reports and Appearing in Court
ByMARGARET E. COOPER, CHARLES FOSTER
View abstract
chapter 16|154 pages
- Conclusions and the Way Forward
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract

Wildlife forensics is the application of forensic science to the conservation and protection of non-domesticated animals, both in the wild and in captivity. Providing an in-depth introduction to this rapidly evolving field, Wildlife Forensic Investigation: Principles and Practice also chronicles aspects of the history of management, conservation, a

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|10 pages
- What Is Wildlife Forensics?
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 2|80 pages
- Types of Wildlife Investigation
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 3|22 pages
- Legislation
ByMARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 4|14 pages
- Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 5|22 pages
- The Wildlife Crime Scene: An Introduction for First Responders
ByEDGARD O. ESPINOZA, MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, ANDREW D. REINHOLZ, BARRY W. BAKER
View abstract
chapter 6|12 pages
- Forensic Entomology
ByKATE M. BARNES
View abstract
chapter 7|20 pages
- Field Techniques: At Home and Abroad
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 8|56 pages
- Working with Live Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 9|88 pages
- Working with Dead Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 10|42 pages
- Dealing with Samples
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 11|14 pages
- Genetic Methodologies in Wildlife Crime Investigations
ByLOUISE ANNE ROBINSON
View abstract
chapter 12|14 pages
- Some Aspects of Laboratory Work
ByJOHN E. COOPER, SALLYANN HARBISON, JILL WEBB
View abstract
chapter 13|70 pages
Special Considerations and Scenarios JAIME SAMOUR, MADHULAL VALLIYATTE, JÁNOS GÁL,
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER, NORMA G. CHAPMAN, ALEXANDRIA YOUNG, REGINA CAMPBELL-MALONE, ANDREA BOGOMOLNI, REBECCA N. JOHNSON, STUART WILLIAMSON, MÍRA MÁNDOKI, MIKLÓS MAROSÁN, MAURICE ALLEY, GLADYS KALEMA-ZIKUSOKA, AND CHLOE V. LONG
View abstract
chapter 14|16 pages
- Collection and Submission of Evidence
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 15|20 pages
- Writing Reports and Appearing in Court
ByMARGARET E. COOPER, CHARLES FOSTER
View abstract
chapter 16|154 pages
- Conclusions and the Way Forward
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS BOOK

Wildlife forensics is the application of forensic science to the conservation and protection of non-domesticated animals, both in the wild and in captivity. Providing an in-depth introduction to this rapidly evolving field, Wildlife Forensic Investigation: Principles and Practice also chronicles aspects of the history of management, conservation, a

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|10 pages
- What Is Wildlife Forensics?
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 2|80 pages
- Types of Wildlife Investigation
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 3|22 pages
- Legislation
ByMARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 4|14 pages
- Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 5|22 pages
- The Wildlife Crime Scene: An Introduction for First Responders
ByEDGARD O. ESPINOZA, MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, ANDREW D. REINHOLZ, BARRY W. BAKER
View abstract
chapter 6|12 pages
- Forensic Entomology
ByKATE M. BARNES
View abstract
chapter 7|20 pages
- Field Techniques: At Home and Abroad
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 8|56 pages
- Working with Live Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 9|88 pages
- Working with Dead Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 10|42 pages
- Dealing with Samples
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 11|14 pages
- Genetic Methodologies in Wildlife Crime Investigations
ByLOUISE ANNE ROBINSON
View abstract
chapter 12|14 pages
- Some Aspects of Laboratory Work
ByJOHN E. COOPER, SALLYANN HARBISON, JILL WEBB
View abstract
chapter 13|70 pages
Special Considerations and Scenarios JAIME SAMOUR, MADHULAL VALLIYATTE, JÁNOS GÁL,
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER, NORMA G. CHAPMAN, ALEXANDRIA YOUNG, REGINA CAMPBELL-MALONE, ANDREA BOGOMOLNI, REBECCA N. JOHNSON, STUART WILLIAMSON, MÍRA MÁNDOKI, MIKLÓS MAROSÁN, MAURICE ALLEY, GLADYS KALEMA-ZIKUSOKA, AND CHLOE V. LONG
View abstract
chapter 14|16 pages
- Collection and Submission of Evidence
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 15|20 pages
- Writing Reports and Appearing in Court
ByMARGARET E. COOPER, CHARLES FOSTER
View abstract
chapter 16|154 pages
- Conclusions and the Way Forward
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract

Wildlife forensics is the application of forensic science to the conservation and protection of non-domesticated animals, both in the wild and in captivity. Providing an in-depth introduction to this rapidly evolving field, Wildlife Forensic Investigation: Principles and Practice also chronicles aspects of the history of management, conservation, a

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|10 pages
- What Is Wildlife Forensics?
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 2|80 pages
- Types of Wildlife Investigation
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 3|22 pages
- Legislation
ByMARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 4|14 pages
- Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 5|22 pages
- The Wildlife Crime Scene: An Introduction for First Responders
ByEDGARD O. ESPINOZA, MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, ANDREW D. REINHOLZ, BARRY W. BAKER
View abstract
chapter 6|12 pages
- Forensic Entomology
ByKATE M. BARNES
View abstract
chapter 7|20 pages
- Field Techniques: At Home and Abroad
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 8|56 pages
- Working with Live Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 9|88 pages
- Working with Dead Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 10|42 pages
- Dealing with Samples
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 11|14 pages
- Genetic Methodologies in Wildlife Crime Investigations
ByLOUISE ANNE ROBINSON
View abstract
chapter 12|14 pages
- Some Aspects of Laboratory Work
ByJOHN E. COOPER, SALLYANN HARBISON, JILL WEBB
View abstract
chapter 13|70 pages
Special Considerations and Scenarios JAIME SAMOUR, MADHULAL VALLIYATTE, JÁNOS GÁL,
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER, NORMA G. CHAPMAN, ALEXANDRIA YOUNG, REGINA CAMPBELL-MALONE, ANDREA BOGOMOLNI, REBECCA N. JOHNSON, STUART WILLIAMSON, MÍRA MÁNDOKI, MIKLÓS MAROSÁN, MAURICE ALLEY, GLADYS KALEMA-ZIKUSOKA, AND CHLOE V. LONG
View abstract
chapter 14|16 pages
- Collection and Submission of Evidence
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 15|20 pages
- Writing Reports and Appearing in Court
ByMARGARET E. COOPER, CHARLES FOSTER
View abstract
chapter 16|154 pages
- Conclusions and the Way Forward
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
ABOUT THIS BOOK
ABOUT THIS BOOK

Wildlife forensics is the application of forensic science to the conservation and protection of non-domesticated animals, both in the wild and in captivity. Providing an in-depth introduction to this rapidly evolving field, Wildlife Forensic Investigation: Principles and Practice also chronicles aspects of the history of management, conservation, a

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|10 pages
- What Is Wildlife Forensics?
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 2|80 pages
- Types of Wildlife Investigation
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 3|22 pages
- Legislation
ByMARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 4|14 pages
- Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 5|22 pages
- The Wildlife Crime Scene: An Introduction for First Responders
ByEDGARD O. ESPINOZA, MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, ANDREW D. REINHOLZ, BARRY W. BAKER
View abstract
chapter 6|12 pages
- Forensic Entomology
ByKATE M. BARNES
View abstract
chapter 7|20 pages
- Field Techniques: At Home and Abroad
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 8|56 pages
- Working with Live Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 9|88 pages
- Working with Dead Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 10|42 pages
- Dealing with Samples
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 11|14 pages
- Genetic Methodologies in Wildlife Crime Investigations
ByLOUISE ANNE ROBINSON
View abstract
chapter 12|14 pages
- Some Aspects of Laboratory Work
ByJOHN E. COOPER, SALLYANN HARBISON, JILL WEBB
View abstract
chapter 13|70 pages
Special Considerations and Scenarios JAIME SAMOUR, MADHULAL VALLIYATTE, JÁNOS GÁL,
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER, NORMA G. CHAPMAN, ALEXANDRIA YOUNG, REGINA CAMPBELL-MALONE, ANDREA BOGOMOLNI, REBECCA N. JOHNSON, STUART WILLIAMSON, MÍRA MÁNDOKI, MIKLÓS MAROSÁN, MAURICE ALLEY, GLADYS KALEMA-ZIKUSOKA, AND CHLOE V. LONG
View abstract
chapter 14|16 pages
- Collection and Submission of Evidence
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 15|20 pages
- Writing Reports and Appearing in Court
ByMARGARET E. COOPER, CHARLES FOSTER
View abstract
chapter 16|154 pages
- Conclusions and the Way Forward
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract

Wildlife forensics is the application of forensic science to the conservation and protection of non-domesticated animals, both in the wild and in captivity. Providing an in-depth introduction to this rapidly evolving field, Wildlife Forensic Investigation: Principles and Practice also chronicles aspects of the history of management, conservation, a

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1|10 pages
- What Is Wildlife Forensics?
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 2|80 pages
- Types of Wildlife Investigation
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 3|22 pages
- Legislation
ByMARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 4|14 pages
- Application of Forensic Science to Wildlife Investigations
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 5|22 pages
- The Wildlife Crime Scene: An Introduction for First Responders
ByEDGARD O. ESPINOZA, MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, ANDREW D. REINHOLZ, BARRY W. BAKER
View abstract
chapter 6|12 pages
- Forensic Entomology
ByKATE M. BARNES
View abstract
chapter 7|20 pages
- Field Techniques: At Home and Abroad
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 8|56 pages
- Working with Live Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 9|88 pages
- Working with Dead Animals
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 10|42 pages
- Dealing with Samples
ByJOHN E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 11|14 pages
- Genetic Methodologies in Wildlife Crime Investigations
ByLOUISE ANNE ROBINSON
View abstract
chapter 12|14 pages
- Some Aspects of Laboratory Work
ByJOHN E. COOPER, SALLYANN HARBISON, JILL WEBB
View abstract
chapter 13|70 pages
Special Considerations and Scenarios JAIME SAMOUR, MADHULAL VALLIYATTE, JÁNOS GÁL,
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER, NORMA G. CHAPMAN, ALEXANDRIA YOUNG, REGINA CAMPBELL-MALONE, ANDREA BOGOMOLNI, REBECCA N. JOHNSON, STUART WILLIAMSON, MÍRA MÁNDOKI, MIKLÓS MAROSÁN, MAURICE ALLEY, GLADYS KALEMA-ZIKUSOKA, AND CHLOE V. LONG
View abstract
chapter 14|16 pages
- Collection and Submission of Evidence
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
chapter 15|20 pages
- Writing Reports and Appearing in Court
ByMARGARET E. COOPER, CHARLES FOSTER
View abstract
chapter 16|154 pages
- Conclusions and the Way Forward
ByJOHN E. COOPER, MARGARET E. COOPER
View abstract
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