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Perimortem trauma vs. Postmortem damage, Question, How, Why, How, How,…

- - - - 5 bones taken from each environment and fractured every week for 14 weeks (using a custom drop apparatus model used in previous studies) then graded on fracture angle, outline, and surface on a scale of one to three
        
        One being closest to wet bone behavior 3 being closest to dry bone behavior
        
        In order to be considered as fresh bone, a fracture had to score a 1 across the board
        
        Climactic data was also collected for entirety of experiment
        
        Group A: fresh fracture characteristics for fracture surface terminated during week 12
        fresh fracture characteristics for fracture outline terminated during week 11
        
        Only two bones in the entire experiment exhibited fully fresh characteristics for fracture angle and it was during week 4 for group A and week 5 for group B
        
        Dry Fracture Angle characteristics transition (generally):
        Group A-Week 8
        Group B- Week 8
        Dry Fracture Surface characteristics transition (first exhibition):
        Group A- Week 6
        Group B- Week 5
        Dry Fracture Outline characteristics transition (first exhibition):
        Group A- Week 2
        Group B- Week 1
        
        Since the occurrence of fresh bone characteristics in fracture angle is sparse, the transition is measured generally rather than first occurrence like other features.
        
        Group B: fresh fracture characteristics for fracture surface terminated during week 13
        fresh fracture characteristics for fracture outline terminated during week 13