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Andie G Andrews1, Paola A Magni1, Ian R Dadour2

  • 1School of Medical, Molecular & Forensic Sciences, Murdoch University, Murdoch, Western Australia, Australia.

Forensic science international
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PubMed
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法医昆虫学利用残骸上的昆虫活动来估计自死亡以来的时间. 这项研究检查了隐藏环境中的分解,发现昆虫殖民和较慢的骨化与暴露的遗骸相比存在差异,有助于对死后间隔进行估计.

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脂肪是指脂肪中的一些成分.吹的飞 吹的飞棺材飞来飞去的飞法医昆虫学 法医昆虫学这就是为什么PMI是PMI.

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