Development of fungi on pig carcasses in forest and prairie ecosystems in the ix region, south-central chile

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datacite.alternateIdentifier.citationREVISTA CIENTIFICA-FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS VETERINARIAS,Vol.27,235-240,2017
datacite.creatorBetancourt Gallegos, Oriana
datacite.creatorCofré González, Ximena
datacite.creatorRomero Mieres, Mario
datacite.creatorAlvarez-Duarte, Eduardo
datacite.creatorLizama-Lopez, Christian
datacite.creatorRainer Ortloff-Trautmann, Alexander
datacite.date2017
datacite.subject.englishForensic mycology
datacite.subject.englishdecomposing fungi
datacite.subject.englishdecomposition stages in pigs
datacite.subject.englishMucor spp
datacite.subject.englishCandida spp
datacite.titleDevelopment of fungi on pig carcasses in forest and prairie ecosystems in the ix region, south-central chile
dc.date.accessioned2021-04-30T16:40:40Z
dc.date.available2021-04-30T16:40:40Z
dc.description.abstractIn Chile there is no basic information on the relations established between cadaver decomposition and fungal species, and between these and the environment. In order to assess the fungi present in decomposing skin in four forest ecosystems and one antropized prairie all ecosystems characteristic of southcentral Chile, six pig carcasses (Sus scrofa L.) were deposited in each site on Autumn. Skin samples were taken and a record made of the decomposition stage and the soil and climatic conditions. The environmental conditions of the sites affected the speed of decomposition and the variety of fungus species isolated, including Mucorales (Initial stage) and yeasts (Initial stage (1 d), Emphysematous stage (12-25 d) and Active Decomposition stage (26-42 d)). The species identified have been described in the literature associated with soils and keratinous substrates in animal and human cadavers. The results suggest that under the ecosystem conditions existing in south-central Chile on Autumn, the decomposition of pigs' skin is developed initially by populations of Mucorales, to which are added yeasts in the Emphysematous and Active Decomposition stages.
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dc.publisherUNIV ZULIA. FACULTAD CIENCIAS VETERINARIAS
dc.sourceREVISTA CIENTIFICA-FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS VETERINARIAS
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