Forensic entomology is the science of collecting and analysing insect evidence to aid in
forensic investigations. Its main application is in the determination of the minimum time since …

Simple Summary The post-mortem interval of human cadavers may be estimated based on
insect evidence. In order to identify scientific challenges that pertain to these estimations, I …

The application of forensic entomotoxicology in investigations of death by poisoning has
gained popularity as insects serves as an alternative specimen (evidence) when …

Medicocriminal forensic entomology focuses primarily on providing evidence of the amount
of time that a corpse or carcass has been exposed to colonization by insects, which helps to …

Forensic entomology is a developing field of forensic science, so there are many avenues to
investigate. These avenues include novel directions that have never been addressed, as …

The use of forensic entomology has become established as a global science. Recent efforts
in the field bridge multiple disciplines including, but not limited to, microbiology, chemistry …

The development of entomological methods for estimating the time of death has been rapid
in the last decade, and new methods are on the horizon. These developments are reviewed …

Abstract Analysis of insects can provide evidence in death cases, for example, by answering
the question about the time of death. Apart from flies, beetles are the second most useful …

Simple Summary As an important group of species in forensic entomology,
sarcosaprophagous beetles can provide valuable clues to the postmortem interval of …

Simple Summary The decay of human or animal carcasses usually attracts the colonization
of large numbers of car-rion-related arthropods, especially Diptera and Coleoptera. Since …