Forensic taphonomy: the postmortem fate of human remains
Información General
- Autores: William D. Haglund (ed. lit.), Marcella H. Sorg
- Editores: CRC Press
- Año de publicación: 1997
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: español
- ISBN: 0-8493-9434-1
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Otros catálogos
- Dialnet Métricas: 11 Citas
- Citas a capítulos: 12 Citas
Listado de artículos
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págs. 1-9
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Taphonomy in the forensic context
págs. 13-26
Context delicti: archaeological context in forensic work
págs. 27-38
págs. 39-64
págs. 65-75
págs. 77-90
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Modifications of soft tissue, bone, and associated materials
págs. 93-108
Preservation and recovery of DNA in postmortem specimens and trace samples
Parsons J Thomas, Victor Walter Weedn
págs. 109-138
The process of decomposition: a model from the Arizona-Sonoran desert
págs. 139-150
págs. 151-164
Recognition of cemetery remains in the forensic setting
Hugh E. Berryman, William M. Bass, Steven A. Symes, O. C. Smith
págs. 165-170
págs. 171-180
págs. 181-186
págs. 187-199
Microscopic investigation of excavated skeletal remains: a contribution to paleopathology and forensic medicine
págs. 201-222
págs. 223-247
págs. 249-262
Human variables in the postmortem alteration of human bone: examples from U.S. war casualties
págs. 263-274
Fire modification of bone: a review of the literature
págs. 275-293
Human bone mineral densities and survival of bone elements: a contemporary sample
págs. 295-317
Cranial bone displacement as a taphonomic process in potential child abuse cases
Thomas A.J. Crist, Arthur Washburn, Hydrow Park, Ian C. Hood, Molly A. Hickey
págs. 319-336
Biodegradation of hair and fibers
Walter F. Rowe
págs. 337-351
David W. Hall
págs. 353-363
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Scavenged remains
Dogs and coyotes: postmortem involvement with human remains
págs. 367-381
Scattered skeletal remains: search strategy considerations for locating missing teeth
págs. 383-394
págs. 395-404
págs. 405-414
On the body: insects' life stage presence, their postmortem artifacts
Neal H. Haskell, Robert D. Hall, Valerie J. Cervenka, Michael A. Clark
págs. 415-448
págs. 449-456
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Buried and protected remains
págs. 459-467
Decomposition rates of deliberate burials: a case study of preservation
págs. 469-481
Autopsied, embalmed, and preserved human remains: distinguishing features in forensic and historic contexts
págs. 483-495
Necrosearch revisited: further multidisciplinary approaches to the detection of clandestine graves
Diane L. France, Tom J. Griffin, Jack G. Swanburg, John W. Lindemann, G. Clark Davenport, Vickey Trammell, Cecilia T. Travis, Boris Kondratieff, Al Nelson, Kim Castellano, Dick Hopkins, Tom Adair
págs. 497-509
págs. 511-526
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Remains in water
Fluvial transport of human crania
Stephen P. Nawrocki, John E. Pless, Dean A. Hawley, Scott A. Wagner
págs. 529-552
págs. 553-558
págs. 559-565
Forensic taphonomy in marine contexts
Marcella H. Sorg, John H. Dearborn, Elizabeth I. Monahan, Henry F. Ryan, Kristin G. Sweeney, Edward David
págs. 567-604
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págs. 615-622
