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The Effects of Pesticide-Treated Pork Meat on Insect Colonization: Implications for Postmortem Interval Estimation in Forensic Investigations
Forensic entomologists estimate the postmortem interval (PMI) by analyzing insect colonization patterns on remains. Colonization can be influenced by factors such as state of decomposition, environment type, weather, and chemical exposure. Household products and pesticides may be used to conceal rem
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