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daily basis jobs:

investigate the composition, structure, or history of spores or pollen through samples collected

collecting and cataloguing samples in the fields

conduct lab testing of samples collected

analyze data using computer programs and statistical models

participating in conferences that involve in the findings of new research

writing research papers on new information found as well

Equipment used:

comparison microscopes

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necessary experience:

on-the-job training

Salary Range:

yearly- $86,330

hourly- $42

pay ranges depending on how long you have been working in the field for
Where do they work?

typically work in labs

occasionally will do field work at the crime scene to collect data

Work with other scientists

law enforcement

Job Growth: expected to grow 4% in the decade of 2015-2025

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Case study:
First case was in Austria in 1959
Crime: Man was on the Danube River and disappeared. There was no body found so as they were investigating his cabin they found some muddy boots. A number of different pollens were identified on the mud of the boots and this combination was found specifically on the criminal as well which is how they got the suspect to confess.

The names in the case were not provided

A lot of information was vague

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high school classes:

forensic science,

high grades in biology, chemistry, physcology, mathematics

Degree:  Bachelor's and graduate degree in botany and/or biology
Skill Requirements:

Logical and independent mind.

math and science skills

problem-solving abilities

Ability to work under pressure and to a deadline.

College: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Special Courses:

Criminal Justice

molecular biology

anthropology

After you acquire your degree there will be additional training in the job itself.

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I would be interested in Forensics as a whole career but would not find myself in the forensic palynologist career just because it does not interest me entirely. The jobs extremely important when solving some cases and that what makes it very necessary in some crime scenes. I'm also not very talented in working under pressure or having an independent mind i like collaborative work.

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http://solvingcrimewithdna.yolasite.com/resources/forensicent.jpg

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https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/cover-img/10.1080/01916122.2015.1091138

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https://www.environmentalscience.org/career/palynologist

https://www.jjay.cuny.edu/about-forensic-science#:~:text=The%20forensic%20science%20program%20at%20John%20Jay%20College%20offers%20specialization,of%20scientific%20and%20mathematical%20knowledge.

https://aboutforensics.co.uk/forensic-palynology/

https://www.bmi.gv.at/104/Wissenschaft_und_Forschung/SIAK-Journal/SIAK-Journal-Ausgaben/Jahrgang_2008/files/Mildenhall_4_2008.pdf