Decomposer microbial communities are gatekeepers in the redistribution of carbon and
nutrients from dead animals (carrion) to terrestrial ecosystems. The flush of decomposition …

Cadaver-decomposition unleashes an ephemeral pulse of matter input that modifies
microbial communities, as well as nutrient pools and fluxes. This leaves behind a …

Many previous studies have investigated the use of post-mortem biochemistry to estimate
the post-mortem interval (PMI). Vitreous humour (VH) potassium and sodium/chloride levels …

We report the results of a semi-quantitative peptide analysis of decomposition fluid under
field-based conditions in the absence of a soil matrix. Sixteen domestic pig (Sus scrofa …

Recent advancements in omics techniques have revolutionised the study of biological
systems, enabling the generation of high‐throughput biomolecular data. These innovations …

Using post-mortem vitreous humour (VH) electrolyte in estimating the post-mortem interval
(PMI) is not well studied in the infant population. We hypothesize that VH can be useful in …

We report the peptide content of decomposition fluid produced under field-based conditions
and in the absence of a soil matrix. Sixteen domestic pig (Sus scrofa domesticus) cadavers …

Introducing animal carbon-source to soil initiates biochemical and microbial processes that
lead to its decomposition and recycling, which subsequently cause successional shifts in …

When vertebrate scavenging is excluded, the Evapotranspiration Rate (ET o) of a given
geographic region directly regulates the decomposition rate of unclothed vertebrate carrion …