... a serious mistake in estimating the time at which a corpse is colonized by this species. This study also represents the rst record of Chrysomya ru facies in Georgia. KEYWORDS: forensic science, decomposition, entomology, Diptera, Hermetia illucens, Chrysomya ru facies Forensic entomology is the study...

... 17 10 2000 17 10 2000 forensic science entomology mtDNA cytochrome oxidase species identification maggot death investigation postmortem interval estimation molecular systematics References Denno   R F , Cothran   W R . Competitive interactions and ecological...

... progressed. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic entomology, Hawaii, decomposition, hanging, entomology, succession, postmortem interval celerate the invasion of a body by insects and other arthropods (1,4). One situation which, to date, has not been adequately documented is the possible change in rates...

... carrion in the Vancouver and Cariboo Regions of British Columbia . M.P.M. thesis, Department of Biological Sciences, Simon Fraser University , 1997 . Catts   E P , Goff   M L . Forensic entomology in criminal investigations . Ann Rev Entomol 1992 ; 37 : 253 - 72 . Rodriguez   W C...

... 1997 01 05 1998 forensic science forensic pathology entomology Diptera oviposition arthropod succession postmortem interval decomposition References Goff   M L . Estimation of postmortem interval using arthropod successional patterns . Forensic Sci Rev 1992 ; 5 : 81...

.... , Smithsonian Press . 1967 . Rozen   J G , Jr.   Nesting biology of the bee Ashmeadiella holtii and its cleptoparasite, a new species of Stelis (Apoidea: Megachilidae) . Am Museum Novitates 1987 ; 2900 : 1 - 15 . forensic science December 1989 Ruidoso NM plane crash entomology bees...

... to the rabbits serving as a food source. These results have implications for the determination of time since death when gaged by the development of this insect species. 03 07 1996 02 08 1996 forensic science entomology Diptera development rates toxicology 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine...

...ML Miller, Ph.D.; WD Lord, Ph.D.; ML Goff, Ph.D.; B Donnelly, Ph.D.; ET McDonough, M.D.; JC Alexis, B.S. The use of anthropophagic fly larvae (maggots) as alternative toxicological specimens is well documented in the entomological and forensic science literature. Detection of various toxins...

... for colonies fed on tissues containing the drug. Presence of phencyclidine was detected in larvae from all colonies fed on tissues from rabbits receiving the phencyclidine using GC/MS. KEYWORDS: toxicology, postmortem interval, entomology, Diptera, phencyclidine, drugs Drug-related deaths are frequently...

... and nortriptyline could be detected in larvae from all colonies fed on tissues from the rabbits receiving amitriptyline using high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). 10 06 1992 30 07 1992 31 07 1992 toxicology postmortem interval entomology Diptera amitriptyline nortriptyline...

...K Schoenly, Ph.D. A set of statistical protocols is proposed for analyzing carrion-arthropod succession in forensic entomology investigations. A total of 23 carrion-arthropod data sets from temperate, tropical, desert, and coastal environments were assembled in a standard format and analyzed using...

... of methamphetamine or amphetamine could not be detected in Diptera larvae in this experiment using radioimmunoassay techniques, as there was a nonspecific reaction, resulting in a false positive. KEYWORDS: toxicology, postmortem interval, entomology, Diptera, methamphetamine, amphetamine, development drugs Drug...

... 1991 05 02 1991 pathology and biology postmortem interval entomology forensic anthropology immigration-emergence trap carrion arthropods insects cadaver decomposition decay rates ecological succession trap microclimates References Goff , M. L. and Odom , C. B...

... entomology postmortem interval heroin Diptera morphine development rates References Goff , M. L. and Odom , C. B. , “ Forensic Entomology in the Hawaiian Islands: Three Case Studies ,” American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology   0195-7910 , Vol. 8 , No. 1 , 1987 , pp...

... Coleoptera species and three additional Diptera species were also present, which was consistent with the estimated interval, although not definitive. KEYWORDS: pathology and biology, postmortem interwd, entomology, decomposition, arthropod succession Over the past several years, there has been a renewed...

... for both seasons studied. KEYWORDS: pathology and biology, entomology, flies, necrophagous flies, Maryland, time of death The age of the larvae of sarcosaprophagous flies found on a corpse [1-3] can be very helpful for forensic scientists in estimating the minimum time of death of a decomposed body. One...

... 1988 28 07 1988 29 07 1988 pathology and biology entomology insects postmortem interval decomposition carrion insects References Reed , H. B. , “ A Study of Dog Carcass Communities in Tennessee, with Special Reference to the Insects ,” American Midland Naturalist...

.... Entomological studies of this organism have led to the conclusion that the presence of chironomid larvae indicates submersion of the body. 27 05 1988 28 07 1988 29 07 1988 pathology and biology entomology insects postmortem interval decomposition carrion insects References...

...JG Prichard, M.D.; PD Kossoris, J.D.; RA Leibovitch; LD Robertson; FW Lovell, M.D. Bites of Trombiculid mites implicated a suspect during a homicide investigation. Clinical documentation of the bites, correlation with entomological studies, and submission of evidence at trial are reported. Insects...

... and preserved. The protocol developed by the authors describes equipment and techniques for sampling, preserving, packaging, shipping, and rearing forensically important insects. This information should aid medicolegal professionals in data collection, allowing accurate determinations by entomological means...