Forensic entomology could provide valuable data for the minimum postmortem interval
(PMImin) estimation and other relevant information, such as causes and circumstances of …

Necrophagous Diptera are the most important group of insects used for the purposes of
forensic entomology. While the most utilized fly family in this context is the family …

This study highlights the importance of insect evidence by evaluating 949 insect-associated
cases, including 139 entomological reports, from 2001 to 2019 at the Institute of Legal …

Sarcophagidae are an important element of carrion insect community. Unfortunately, results
on larval and adult Sarcophagidae from forensic carrion studies are virtually absent mostly …

Abstract Necrophagous blowflies (Diptera: Calliphoridae) are of great importance
particularly during investigations of suspicious deaths. Many studies have analyzed the …

In forensic entomology, evaluation of a possible delay between a person's death and insect
colonization is crucial. We monitored the seasonal flight activities of the most abundant blow …

Estimating the age of immature blow flies is of great importance for forensic entomology.
However, no gold‐standard technique for an accurate determination of the intra‐puparial …

Although most cases involving entomological evidence occur in urban environments and
under indoor conditions, there is a lack of studies determining the insect fauna of forensic …

Simple Summary Numerous studies report a decline in insect biodiversity and biomass on a
global scale. Since forensic entomology relies on the presence of insects, the question of …

Sarcophagidae (Diptera) are of great interest from a veterinary, medical, and forensic
viewpoint, and are potential bioindicators for environmental impact assessments. In this …