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  1. Soil Microbial Community Response to Human Decomposition in Michigan's Upper Peninsula

    <p>Human decomposition is a complex process influenced by environmental conditions, with predictable patterns in microbial succession offering potential for postmortem interval (PMI) estimation. This study examines the soil microbiome associated with human decomposition at the Forensic Research …

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  2. Defining Postmortem Changes in Western Montana: The Effects of Climate and Environment on the Rate and Sequence of Decomposition Using Pig (Sus scrofa) Cadavers

    The rate and sequence of human decomposition permits forensic anthropologists to estimate time since death for remains from the forensic context. Preliminary research conducted in western Montana indicates that decomposition does not follow the patterns found in other geographic locations. The …

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  3. Defining Postmortem Changes in Western Montana: The Effects of Climate and Environment on the Rate and Sequence of Decomposition Using Pig (Sus scrofa) Cadavers

    The rate and sequence of human decomposition permits forensic anthropologists to estimate time since death for remains from the forensic context. Preliminary research conducted in western Montana indicates that decomposition does not follow the patterns found in other geographic locations. The …

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