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Chance Garner

14 May, 05:27

What are the stages of decomposition in correct order?

A) dry decay, butyric fermentation, putrefaction, black putrefaction

B) initial decay, bloating, black putrefaction, putrefaction, butyric fermentation

C) initial decay, putrefaction, black putrefaction, butyric fermentation, dry decay

D) initial decay, putrefaction, black putrefaction, dry decay, skeletalization, butyric fermentation

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