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труп
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мёртвое тело животного, а также человека
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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 · Русский
Труп — мёртвое тело животного, в том числе человека, в котором развиваются посмертные изменения, включающие в себя отсутствие дыхания и сердцебиения, высыхание и деформацию роговиц, появление трупных пятен и трупного окоченения, а также признаков разложения.
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