A database of this type of evidence at the University of Buffalo was used to develop the CEDAR-FOX program. Albert S. Osborn pioneered the study (-5[1])of this type of evidence, which he used in collaboration with Morton Pennypacker (-5[1])to identify Robert Townsend. (-5[2])Ludwig Klages (-5[1])(“LOOT-vick KLAH-gus”) studied this type of evidence, (-5[1])which, along with electrostatic detection devices, is the main type of evidence used in QDE. Despite (-5[1])not being an expert (-5[1])in this type of evidence, (-5[1])Alphonse (*) Bertillon (10[1]-5[1])(“bare-TEE-yawn”) gave a mathematically nonsensical analysis of it during the (-5[1])Dreyfus affair. (10[5]-5[2])Challenges (10[3])with (10[2])this (10[5])activity (10[3])are the (10[2])major (10[1])symptom of (-5[1])dys·graphia, (10[4]0[1]-5[2])while (10[2])it is also studied (-5[1])in the pseudoscience of graphology. (10[1]0[1])For 10 points, name this activity that comes in cursive and print varieties. (10[2])■END■ (10[12]0[1])