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Rarely reported fungal spores and structures: An overlooked source of probative trace evidence in criminal investigations
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  • 2016Crime Scene to Court: The Essentials of Forensic Science75 cited
  • 2006Consideration of some taphonomic variables of relevance to forensic palynological investigation in the United Kingdom66 cited
  • 2015Two sources and two kinds of trace evidence: Enhancing the links between clothing, footwear and crime scene38 cited

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