BIOA01H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Forensic Toxicology, Peter Grassberger, Forensic Science

• School: UTSC
• Department: Biological Sciences
• Course: BIOA01H3
• Professor: Caroline Ovalson

Document Summary

Comparison of decomposition rates and faunal colonization of carrion in indoor and outdoor environments. Beetles and flies collected on pig carrion in an experimental setting in thuringia and their forensic implications. Dekeirsschieter j, verheggen f, haubruge e, brostaux y. Carrion beetles visiting pig carcasses during early spring in urban, forest and agricultural biotopes of western europe. Dinis-oliveira r, carvalho f, duarte j, remi o f, marques a, santos a, magalh es t: collection of biological samples in forensic toxicology. Initial study of arthropod succession on pig carrion in a central european urban habitat. Koopman wjm, kuiper i, klein-geltink dja, sabatino gjh, smulders mjm. Botanical dna evidence in criminal cases: knotgrass (polygonum aviculare l. ) as a model species. Insect succession and decomposition patterns on shaded and sunlit carrion in saskatchewan in three different seasons. Forensic palynology: spatial and temporal considerations of spora deposition in forensic investigations. Tnah lh, lee sl, ng kks, faridah q, faridah-hanum i.