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The skeletonized perimeter of a bloodstain can be used to interpret:

The skeletonized perimeter of a bloodstain can be used to interpret:
a. The kind of force that produced the bloodstain.
   b. The time that elapsed between deposition of the stain and alteration of the stain.
   c. The source of the bloodstain.
   d. Both b and c

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Criminalistics: An Introduction to Forensic Science

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