In the analysis of hair and fiber samples, which does a compound comparison microscope allow for that a conventional compound microscope does not? A. simultaneous observation B. polarization C. fluorescence

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In the analysis of hair and fiber samples, which does a compound comparison microscope allow for that a conventional compound microscope does not?

A. simultaneous observation

B. polarization

C. fluorescence

D. higher magnification

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D. Higher magnification

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I believe it would be D. Higher magnification

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