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Time Since Death: A Novel Approach to Dating Skeletal Remains

Dr Shari Forbes Centre for Forensic Science, University of Western Australia,
Pages 67-72 | Published online: 01 May 2009

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Stephanie J. Marhoff, Paul Fahey, Shari L. Forbes & Hayley Green. (2016) Estimating post-mortem interval using accumulated degree-days and a degree of decomposition index in Australia: a validation study. Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences 48:1, pages 24-36.
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Lana Brockbals, Samara Garrett-Rickman, Shanlin Fu, Maiken Ueland, Dennis McNevin & Matthew P. Padula. (2023) Estimating the time of human decomposition based on skeletal muscle biopsy samples utilizing an untargeted LC–MS/MS-based proteomics approach. Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry 415:22, pages 5487-5498.
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Sharni Collins, Luca Maestrini, Maiken Ueland & Barbara Stuart. (2022) A preliminary investigation to determine the suitability of pigs as human analogues for post-mortem lipid analysis. Talanta Open 5, pages 100100.
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Maiken Ueland, Sharni Collins, Luca Maestrini, Shari L. Forbes & Susan Luong. (2021) Fresh vs. frozen human decomposition – A preliminary investigation of lipid degradation products as biomarkers of post-mortem interval. Forensic Chemistry 24, pages 100335.
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Stephanie J. Marhoff-Beard, Shari L. Forbes & Hayley Green. (2018) The validation of ‘universal’ PMI methods for the estimation of time since death in temperate Australian climates. Forensic Science International 291, pages 158-166.
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Catarina Ermida, David Navega & Eugénia Cunha. (2017) Luminol chemiluminescence: contribution to postmortem interval determination of skeletonized remains in Portuguese forensic context. International Journal of Legal Medicine 131:4, pages 1149-1153.
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Jamie K. Pringle, John P. Cassella & John R. Jervis. (2010) Preliminary soilwater conductivity analysis to date clandestine burials of homicide victims. Forensic Science International 198:1-3, pages 126-133.
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Shari Forbes. 2008. Soil Analysis in Forensic Taphonomy. Soil Analysis in Forensic Taphonomy 225 246 .

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