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Why is DNA fingerprinting used in forensics? A. to identify the place of crime B. to identify the evidence C. to identify the modus operandi D. to identify the culprit
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Why is DNA fingerprinting used in forensics?

A. to identify the place of crime
B. to identify the evidence
C. to identify the modus operandi
D. to identify the culprit

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the answer is B: To identity the evidence
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