Article Authors/Titles Flashcards
Arnautivoc et al.
Improved Method for Dried Anatomical Specimen Preparation
Charabidze et al.
Use of Larder Beetles (Coleoptera: Dermestidae) to Deflesh Human Jaws
Dirkmaat et al.
New Perspectives in Forensic Anthropology
Fenton, Birkby, Cornelison
A Fast and Safe Non-Bleaching Method for Forensic Skeletal Preparation
Haglund, Sorg
NecroSearch Revisited: Further Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Detection of Clandestine Graves in Forensic Taphonomy: The Postmortem Fate of Human Remains
Hartnett, Fulginiti, Di Modica
The Effects of Corrosive Substances on Human Bone, Teeth, Hair, Nails and Soft Tissue
Hefti et al.
Use of Dermestid Beetles for Cleaning Bones
Kinnamon et al.
Preparation of Veterinary Gross Anatomy Specimens: A Method That Allows Storage at Room Temperature for Four Years
Lee et al.
The Effects of Different Maceration Techniques on Nuclear DNA Amplification Using Human Bone
Mairs, Swift, Rutty
Detergent: An Alternative Approach to Traditional Bone Cleaning Methods for Forensic Practice
Mann, Berryman
A Method for Defleshing Human Remains Using Household Bleach
Manufacturer’s Department Technical Support
Material Safety Data Sheet: Drano Max Gel
Rennick, Fenton, Foran
The Effects of Skeletal Preparation Techniques on DNA from Humans and Non-Human Bone
Ward
Biology of the Dermestid Beetle with Reference to Skull Cleaning
Sommer, Anderson
Cleaning Skeletons with Dermestid Beetles - Two Refinements in the Method
