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cadavre
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état d'un organisme après la mort
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Research
76,618 papers- Oral corpse messaging in drug trafficking victims: A scoping review.Journal of forensic and legal medicine · 2022
- Effect of Corpse Cryopreservation on Forensic Pathological Identification.Fa yi xue za zhi · 2019
- Microscopic fungi on the corpse - Promising tool requiring further research.Forensic science international · 2024
- Review: The safe handling of a corpse (suspected) with COVID-19.Journal of forensic and legal medicine · 2020
- Corpse Dismemberment and a Necrofetishist.Journal of forensic sciences · 2019
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Article · Français
Le cadavre est ce qui reste du corps d'un organisme vivant humain ou animal dans la période qui suit la mort. On parle aussi de dépouille mortelle pour le corps humain, et de charogne pour le cadavre d'un animal sauvage. L'état cadavérique est la 3e étape de décomposition d'un corps, il est situé juste avant la dernière étape, dite squelettique.
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