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Rigor Mortis

Known as: Mortis, Rigor, Rigor Mortis [Disease/Finding], mortis rigor 
Muscular rigidity which develops in the cadaver usually from 4 to 10 hours after death and lasts 3 or 4 days.
National Institutes of Health

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2013
2013
Donationes mortis causa in a dematerialised world
Subject: Real property. Other related subjects: Personal property. Trusts Keywords: Bank accounts; Documents of title; Donatio… 
2012
2012
Rigor Without Rigor Mortis: The APS Board Discusses Research Integrity
Please excuse this further sidetrack from the road we were on in my previous columns. Two months ago, the column I had planned… 
2009
2009
Sex Games People Play: Intimacy Blocks, Games, and Scripts
This paper draws from the presentation “Sex Games People Play” before an audience of 80 at the World TA 2005 Summer Conference in… 
2009
2009
Formae mortis: el tránsito de la vida a la muerte en las sociedades antiguas
2006
2006
A investigação qualitativa: zelo pelo rigor e pela ética
2004
2004
Nurses and Conflict: Workplace Experiences
2003
2003
Machaut's music : new interpretations
Virginia Newes Symmetry and Dissymmetry in the Music of the Lay de Bonne Esperance (L18/13) Jacques Boogaart Speculum Mortis… 
2001
2001
Risus Mortis. Strange Angels : zur Lektür "Vom armen B.B." eine Studie zu Brecht und Benjamin
2000
2000
Colour measurements of pallor mortis.
Little interest has yet been focused on the development of postmortem paleness (pallor mortis). Using an opto-electronical colour… 
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1939
Highly Cited
1939
Changes in elasticity of mammalian muscle undergoing rigor mortis
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