Proposed Classes of Morphological Autopsy Findings for Decomposed and Skeletal Remains in Mass Death Investigations.

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Page: 290DOI: 10.1097/PAF.0b013e318184f3c2Authors: Komar, Debra PhD *+; Lathrop, Sarah DVM, PhD *; Potter, Wendy MS + (Source: The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology)

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• Proposed Classes of Morphological Autopsy Findings for Decomposed and Skeletal Remains in Mass Death Investigations.
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• Tattoo Types and Frequencies in New Mexican White Hispanics and White Non-Hispanics: Autopsy Data From Homicidal and Accidental Deaths, 2002-2005.
• The use of material culture to establish the ethnic identity of victims in genocide investigations: a validation study from the american southwest.
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