When a body is buried directly in the soil, both toxic chemical products of decomposition and nutrient-rich decomposition fluids seep out of the body into the soil. what term describes the area formed by these concentrated decomposition products?

Cadaver Decomposition Island

-  When a body is buried directly in the soil, then it is subject to decomposition by insects and microorganisms. 

- During this process, a self-digestion of the cells occurs as well as anaerobic decomposition of animal proteins resulting in a release of various chemical components.

- This nutrient-rich fluid is trapped in the soil matrix for a long period of time resulting in the formation of Cadaver Decomposition Island

- The formation of Cadaver Decomposition Island is associated with increased microbial biomass and activity.

genetic variation will increase because of a new habitat and food source.

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