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Livor mortis (from
Latin līvor 'bluish color, bruise' and mortis 'of death'),
postmortem lividity (from
Latin post mortem 'after death' and lividitas 'black...
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paleness which happens in the
first 15–120
minutes after death Livor mortis, or
dependent lividity, a
settling of the
blood in the
lower (dependent)...
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Putrefaction is the
fifth stage of death,
following pallor mortis,
livor mortis,
algor mortis, and
rigor mortis. This
process references the breaking...
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causes the
blood to sink down into the
lower parts of the body,
creating livor mortis. A
living person can look
deathly pale, with such
paleness often...
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Matachia livor is a
species of
Desidae spider that is
endemic to New Zealand. This
species was
first described by
Arthur Urquhart in 1893 from a male...
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after death, but
before rigor mortis begins,
forensic techniques such as
livor mortis can be applied.
Rigor mortis is
known as
transient evidence, as the...
- They
Live is a 1988
American science fiction action horror film
written and
directed by John Carpenter,
based on the 1963
short story "Eight O'Clock in...
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after death (post-mortem changes) include:
Algor mortis: body cooling;
Livor mortis:
settling of
blood in the lowest-placed
parts of the body; Rigor...
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through a
circuit in
order for it to
remain in the 'ON'
state Livor mortis, the
second stage of
death and one of the
signs of
death Reification...
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Live or
live in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Live may
refer to:
Live! (2007 film), 2007
American film
Live (2014 film), a 2014 ****anese film
Live...
