1. Combating wildlife crime

   • Linzi Wilson-Wilde

   Editorial 22 July 2010 Pages: 149 - 150

2. Dog attack: the application of canine DNA profiling in forensic casework

   • Melanie Clarke
   • Nicholas Vandenberg

   Original Article 30 October 2009 Pages: 151 - 157

   

3. Using species-specific repeat and PCR–RFLP in typing of DNA derived from blood of human and animal species

   • Yasser Said El-Sayed
   • Omnia Ismaeil Mohamed
   • Salah M. Abd El-Rahman

   ORIGINAL ARTICLE 28 November 2009 Pages: 158 - 164

   

4. Forensic species identification of elephant (Elephantidae) and giraffe (Giraffidae) tail hair using light microscopy

   • Bonnie C. Yates
   • Edgard O. Espinoza
   • Barry W. Baker

   Original Article 13 June 2010 Pages: 165 - 171

   

5. Forensic science, genetics and wildlife biology: getting the right mix for a wildlife DNA forensics lab

   • Rob Ogden

   Original Paper 01 July 2010 Pages: 172 - 179

   

6. DNA detective: a review of molecular approaches to wildlife forensics

   • E. A. Alacs
   • A. Georges
   • J. Robertson

   Review 16 December 2009 Pages: 180 - 194

   

7. DNA typing in wildlife crime: recent developments in species identification

   • Shanan S. Tobe
   • Adrian Linacre

   Review 05 June 2010 Pages: 195 - 206

   

8. Unusual causes of fatal upper aerodigestive tract obstruction in wild bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops aduncus)

   • Roger W. Byard
   • Ikuko Tomo
   • Mark Hill

   Case Report 18 February 2010 Pages: 207 - 210

   

9. The use of DNA identification in prosecuting wildlife-traffickers in Australia: do the penalties fit the crimes?

   • Rebecca N. Johnson

   Case Report 17 July 2010 Pages: 211 - 216

10. Mechanisms of deaths in captive juvenile New Zealand fur seals (Arctocephalus forsteri)

    • Roger W. Byard
    • Aaron Machado
    • Wayne Boardman

    Case Report 25 May 2010 Pages: 217 - 220

    

11. Wildlife crime: a global problem

    • Linzi Wilson-Wilde

    Commentary 29 May 2010 Pages: 221 - 222

12. INTERPOL’s wildlife crime working group meeting

    • Laurel A. Neme

    Commentary 18 June 2010 Pages: 223 - 224

13. Identification of historical specimens and wildlife seizures originating from highly degraded sources of kangaroos and other macropods

    • P. B. S. Spencer
    • D. Schmidt
    • S. Hummel

    Technical Report Open access 05 November 2009 Pages: 225 - 232

    

14. Current issues in species identification for forensic science and the validity of using the cytochrome oxidase I (COI) gene

    • Linzi Wilson-Wilde
    • Janette Norman
    • Arthur Georges

    Technical Report 20 June 2010 Pages: 233 - 241

    

15. Lethal consequences of ingested foreign material in seabirds

    • Ella Carapetis
    • Aaron J. Machado
    • Roger W. Byard

    Images in Forensics 19 May 2010 Pages: 242 - 243

    

16. Adrian Linacre (ed): Forensic science in wildlife investigations

    • Linzi Wilson-Wilde

    Book Review 23 February 2010 Pages: 244 - 244

17. John E. Cooper and Margaret E. Cooper: Introduction to veterinary and comparative forensic medicine

    • Runa Daniel

    Book Review 23 March 2010 Pages: 245 - 245