Crime scene evidence is any physical evidence found at a crime scene that can be used to identify a perpetrator or help piece together what happened. Hairs, PRINT, Fibers, PRINTS, DUST, and ABET are all types of evidence that can be collected from a crime scene. Hairs are strands of protein that can be used to identify a person or animal. PRINT is an abbreviation for fingerprints, which are unique to each individual and can be used to identify a suspect. Fibers are small threads of material that can be used to link a suspect to a crime scene. PRINTS are also fingerprints, but this time they are lifted from a surface using special techniques. DUST is a collection of small particles that can be used to identify a person or object. Finally, ABET is an acronym for arson, bomb, and explosive trace evidence, which can be used to identify the type of explosive used in a crime.