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Bacterial succession during terrestrial and marine decomposition in fish and pig models to estimate Post- Mortem Interval: Death and Decomposition

2023-11-20

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<title>Abstract</title><p>Marine forensics is emerging rapidly with an aim to legally protect the aquatic wild life from pollution and anthropogenic activities along with scientific investigation of human and non-human death in any sort of water body. The fate of a carcass is not well understood in marine system yet a large amount of body deposition and recreation death could be seen. The study is conducted to ide...

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63f3dfcb-a068-5327-900b-8454218b74e1
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3604092/v1
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