Soil analysis in forensic taphonomy chemical and biological effects of buried human remains - Tibbett,Mark; Tibbett, Mark.; Carter, David O. (Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2008)
Nature, distribution, and origin of soil materials in the forensic comparison of soils / Robert W. Fitzpatrick -- Cadaver decomposition and soil: processes / David O. Carter and Mark Tibbett -- The role of soil organisms in terrestrial decomposition / David W. Hopkins -- Soil fungi associated with graves and latrines: towards a forensic mycology / Naohiko Sagara, Takashi Yamanaka, and Mark Tibbett -- The role of invertebrates in terrestrial decomposition: forensic applications / Ian R. Dadour and Michelle L. Harvey -- The decomposition of hair in the buried body environment / Andrew S. Wilson -- The decomposition of materials associated with buried cadavers / Robert C. Janaway -- Decomposition chemistry in a burial environment / Shari L. Forbes -- Potential determinants of postmortem and postburial interval of buried remains / Shari l. Forbes -- Principles and methodologies of measuring microbial activity and biomass in soil / Phil Brookes -- Methods of characterizing and fingerprinting soils for forensic application / Lorna A. Dawson ... [et al.].
Includes bibliographical references (p.307-315) and index.
Keywords: Forensic taphonomy; Soils -- Analysis; Soil microbiology; Human decomposition; Forensic Anthropology -- methods; Soil -- analysis; Postmortem Changes; Soil Microbiology