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Integumentary system

The integumentary System Made up of: 1. 2. 3. Function: _____________ the body Skin Hair Nails Covers and protects

Layers of Skin 1. Epidermis 2. Dermis Humans have __________ 6 or 7 layers

Epidermis keratinized Made up of flat __________ cells Composed of mostly ________ cells which eventually fall off waterproofs skin dead

Melanin Found in the __________ Provides: 1. 2. Amount produced is dependent on: Epidermis UV protection Skin Color Amount of sunlight exposure Genetics

Who produces more melanin?

Which person has a greater chance of getting skin cancer? Why?

Table Talk Which person has a greater chance of getting skin cancer? Why?

Tattoos and Tanning Tanned _________ cells fall off epidermal Are permanent, so ink is injected into the ____________ epidermal dermis

Albinism Is the _________ for an organism to produce ____________ inability melanin genetic

Is this an example of Albinism? Why or why not?

Is this an example of Albinism? If an animal’s eyes are any color other than pinkish-red or pale blue, it’s NOT albino.

Dermis Second _______ layer of skin Composed of: 1. _______ cells 2. ___________ structures Second Living Specialized

Specialized Structures within the Dermis

Specialized Structures within the Dermis Blood Vessels Carry oxygen and other nutrients Arrector Pili Muscle Moves the hair Sweat Gland Produces and releases water, salts and urea Sebaceous (Oil) Gland Produces and releases sebum Sensory Receptor Responds to environmental stimuli Hair Follicle Provides nutrients which allow the hair to grow Melanocyte Produces melanin

Sebum Prevents ______ loss and softens ________ Released by the __________ water skin Sebaceous gland

Structure of Hair Made up of dead _________ cells keratinized Cuticle Shaft is composed of: Cuticle Cortex Medulla keratinized 25

The Cuticle Human Hair Scale pattern is different between species Deer Hair 26

The Cortex Contains melanin Gives hair its color 27

The Medulla Shape is different between species Is wider in animals

Determining Species Determine species by using: ___________ Scale pattern Shape Cuticle Medulla 29

Identify the Species Cat Hair Human Hair Deer Hair

Cattle Hair Cat Hair Human Hair Dog Hair 31

Identify the Species Human Hair Human Hair

Examination of Hair Hair can’t be ____________ to one person connected Follicular Tag only source of __________ connected DNA 33

Hair as Evidence Origin Forcefully removed

Hair Samples You must also draw: Human Hair Cat Hair Dog Hair Horse Hair Make sure to label: The cuticle The cortex The medulla Reference page 360 in the forensics book Guinea Pig Hair You must also draw: Human Hair Cat Hair Dog Hair

Hair Samples Cat Hair Dog Hair Human Hair Make sure to label: The cuticle The cortex The medulla Reference page 360 in the forensics book Dog Hair Human Hair