Certain poisons and drugs can influence the growth and developmental patterns of
necrophagous species, possibly affecting the accuracy of the postmortem interval (PMI) …

Forensic entomotoxicology integrates toxicology into forensic entomology to estimate
minimum postmortem interval (PMI min) and circumstances of death where toxicants and …

Assessing the time of death based on the growth and development of insects is a critical task
in forensic entomology. The rate of larvae development can be affected by a variety of toxins …

Adult Calliphoridae flies, as well as their immature stages collected from carcasses, have
been used as evidence in forensic investigations to estimate the postmortem interval (PMI) …

Chrysomya albiceps (Calliphoridae) is among the earliest successional fauna on human
and animal cadavers. Some immature Calliphoridae can be useful for determination of post …

The flesh fly Sarcophaga ruficornis (Fabricius) is one of the fly species of significant medical
and forensic importance since it is one of the most common flesh flies used in forensic …

The present study aimed to record the arthropod fauna of medico-legal importance in an
urban city: El Delengat, Beheira governorate, Egypt, by studying the succession of insects …

The larvae of necrophagous fly species are used as forensic tools for the determination of
the minimum postmortem interval (PMI). However, any ingested drugs in corpses may affect …

Applied entomotoxicology is the study of toxicants found in carrion insects and other matter,
such as frass especially when body fluids or tissues cannot be used. The use of necropsy …

Sarcophaga has forensic and medical importance because its larvae are commonly
associated with cadavers. This study aims to determine tramadol and cypermethrin levels in …