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The effect of clothing on decomposition and scavenging in two forensically significant habitats in Cape Town, South Africa
In South Africa, identifying unknown human remains presents an ongoing challenge given the high murder rate in the country. A crucial aspect of the forensic death investigation involves estimating the postmortem interval, which is influenced by biogeographic factors specific to the region. To ensure...
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Department of Human Biology
2024
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