2011Bibliography Part V Miscellaneous Evidence - Mercyhurst ...

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2007 A Comprehensive Population Survey on the Distribution of STR Frequencies in Belarus. Forensic Science International, 172(2-3):156-160.
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Zhu, Bofeng, Chunmei Shen, Xi Xun, Jiangwei Yan, Yajun Deng, Jun Zhu, and Yao Liu
2007 Population Genetic Polymorphisms for 17 Y-Chromosomal STRs Haplotypes of Chinese Salar Ethnic Minority Group. Legal Medicine,
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Zhu, Jun, Chunmei Shen, Yongxiang Ma, Yongfeng He, Jie Zhao, Xiaosong Li, and Yao Liu
2007 Genetic Polymorphisms of 15 STR in Chinese Salar Ethnic Minority Group. Forensic Science International, 173(2-3):210-213.
Zimmermann, A., A. Brandstatter, N. Dufner, D. Niederwieser, M. Spiroski, T. Arsov, et al.
2007 Mitochondrial DNA Control Region Population Data from Macedonia. Forensic Science International: Genetics, 4:e4-9.
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1995 Detecting Dinosaur DNA. Science, 268:1192-1193.
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2005 Recombination of Mitochondrial DNA Detected in Skeletal Muscle of Individuals with Multiple Mitochondrial DNA Heteroplasmy. Nat Genet,
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Stable Isotope Analyses
This topic represents the newest category or section contained within this Bibliography. During the last few years,
the compiler has noticed more and more popular and scientific references to the use of stable isotopes in identifying skeletal
remains. More accurately, stable isotope analyses may provide investigators clues to the spatial history of unidentified
victims. Our bones and teeth, throughout our lives become reservoirs for those chemical elements to which we are exposed.
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