Entomology
Anthropology
Drugs
Decomposition
1Million Ways to Die
100

The application of the study of insects and other arthropods to legal issues

What is Forensic Entomology?

100

Circular pelvic opening, wide subpubic angle, diminished brow bone.

What is a female skeleton?

100

Reduce the activity of the nervous system.

What is a depressant?

100

Body no longer generates heat.

What is Algor Mortis?

100

Gunshot

What is cause?

200

The amount of time passed since death occurred.

What is Post-Mortem Interval?

200

Wide nasal cavity, square eye orbits.

What is an African skull?

200

Increases the activity of the nervous system.

What is a stimulant?

200

Blood seeps down into lower parts of the body.

What is Livor Mortis?

200

Wider than it is deep

What is a slash wound?

300

Insects that feed on both the corpse and other insects.

What is Omnivores?

300

Small, rounded nasal cavities, circular eye orbits.

What is an Asian skull?

300

Hydrocodone, Oxycontin, Percocet, and Codeine.

What is a Pain Killer?

300

Muscles lose oxygen and begin to contract.

What is Rigor Mortis?

300

Trauma

What is a mechanism of death?

400

A type of fly that is useful in determining time of death.

What are blowflies?

400

Bones used to determine height

What is long bones?

400

B.A.C

What is Blood Alcohol Concentration?

400

The first stage of decomposition.

What is the Fresh Stage?

400

Deeper than it is wide

What is a stab wound?

500

Temperature, Moisture, Wind, Time of Day, Season, and Exposure to Elements.

What are factors that affect development?

500

Cracks in the skull used to determine age.

What is sutures?

500

Where marijuana production started in the 1920's.

What is Mexico?

500

Physical, Chemical, Climatic, and Animal.

What are the four barriers of decomposition?

500

Four manners of death

What is natural, accidental, suicidal, and homicidal

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