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Postmortem Examination of Incinerated Teeth with the Scanning Electron Microscope

Ronald F. Carr · Robert E. Barsley · William D. Davenport

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Fragments recovered from the burned wreckage of a gasoline truck and thought to be parts of teeth were confirmed as such after they were examined with a scanning electron microscope. The appearance of the fragments was compared with previously published descriptions of teeth which had been incinerated under laboratory conditions and also examined by scanning electron microscopy.

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