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Volume 42, Issue 5 (September 1997)
Aging of Bitemarks: A Literature Review
(Received 26 November 1996; accepted 3 February 1997)
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The aging of bitemarks through the subjective interpretation of visual signs has created an area of controversy in the forensic science community. The healing dynamics of these bite wounds has been insufficiently studied and is poorly understood. A review of the literature related to bitemark aging was undertaken in an effort to summarize the currently published information on this misunderstood subject.
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Michael Bowers, C
Evans, GA
Dailey, JC
Evans, GA
Stock #: JFS14209J
ISSN:0022-1198
DOI: 10.1520/JFS14209J
AuthorTitle Aging of Bitemarks: A Literature Review
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Committee E30