Comparative Performance and Complementarity of Four Sampling Methods and Arthropod Preference Tests from Human and Porcine Remains at the Forensic Anthropology Center in Knoxville, Tennessee
Kenneth G. Schoenly(California State University System), J. Robert Gbur(Sterling Research Group (United States)), Robert D. Hall(University of Missouri), Neal H. Haskell
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