Kurse in Huddersfield 2002–2008
Read MoreStudy of maggots helps solve crimes
Forensic studies at Huddersfield University
Read MoreÜber die Aussagekraft forensisch-entomologischer Untersuchungen bei nicht optimaler Asservierung und weiteren Defiziten
Zur Berechnung des Mindest-Besiedlungs-Zeitraumes von Fliegenmaden eines toten Hundes
Read MoreWitness after the event
Book review on A Fly for the Prosecution by Lee Goff
Read MoreHow high do flies fly - Forensic Entomology in Suburbia
Forensic entomology in suburbia
Read MoreEntomofauna on buried carrions in Calabria, Southern Italy (Speech)
Speech at the Meeting of the Italian Union of Zoology (UZI), September 25, 2018, Lecce, Italy
Read MoreDetection and quantification of Proporxur in the succession of insects of medico-legal importance
To detect and quantify the amount of Propoxur in insects of forensic importance and search for entomotoxicologic indicators, the HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography) technique was used on individuals collected during the ecological succession associated with the corpses of rabbits.
Read MoreMurder most putrid
Here is that rare thing, a good popular book on forensic entomology that is also an illuminating read on forensic science itself and on the art of being an expert witness.
Read MoreSix forensic entomology cases: description and commentary
Several cases are reported which show that a wide range of applications in medico-legal questions and hygiene together or apart from estimating the PMI can be answered by use of Forensic Entomology techniques including close observation of larval development.
Read MoreSevere post mortem damages by ants on a human corpse
We report a case of skin damages on a human corpse found in late spring in a suburban area of Cosenza (Region Calabria, Southern Italy) caused by activity of Tapinoma nigerrimum (Nylander) (Hymenoptera: Formicidae).
Read MoreNeglect of the elderly: forensic entomology cases and considerations
Wounds of living persons are a potential target for the same flies that live, or feed early on corpses. This can lead to complications in estimation of PMI but also allows to determine additional information that might be valuable in a trial, or during the investigations.
Read MoreForensic Entomology Special Training in Toruń 🇵🇱
Forensic Entomology Special Training at Krzysztof Szpila who today is Chair of Ecology and Biogeography at Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu (Nicolaus Copernicus University), Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection im Toruń (Poland).
Read MoreForensic Entomology in the Middle East
Forensic Entomology 🔎🐛🔬 in the Middle East
Read MoreTracking down the Culprit (English Edition)
Blow fly maggots feast on moist, fresh cadaver tissue. Skin beetles prefer to feed on dried-out skin and hair. Cheese fly larvae graze on the corpse only when it turns to mush. Just what do these critters have to tell us about the carcasses they consume?
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