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Generally the body cools at a rate of about:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
To take a corpse's temperature, forensic investigators insert a thermometer into the:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
The rate of cooling a body after death is called:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
Human bones can be differentiated from animal bones by looking at the osteons.
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
Algor mortis means roughly:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
Forensic antrhopologists use the study of skeletal remains to determine:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
The stiffening of muscles that occurs from approximately two to 30 hours after death is called:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
Factors affecting rigor include:
Rigor mortis
In animals, the osteons for a regular pattern.
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Death heat and describes the temperature loss in a corpse
Liver
Both A and C
Algor mortis
All of the above
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