This study focused on comparing between dipteran fauna recovered from small mice (Mus
musculus Linnaeus, 1758) and albino rat (Rattus norvegicus Berkenhout, 1769) carcasses …

In forensic entomology, the presence of insects aids investigations by helping to understand
the time since death. Insects are the first organisms that colonize and decompose the …

The species and patterns of forensically significant insects associated with casework were
documented in this study in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Ten cadavers naturally died were …

Abstract In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, we are reporting two cases of natural death. The two
bodies showed different types of habitat, insect colonization and decomposition stage. The …

Insect succession on three rabbit carcasses placed 110.49 cm above ground in winter in
Riyadh City, Saudi Arabia was examined in three different microhabitats: dry, semi …

This study describes for the first time the necrophagous Diptera attracted to rabbit carcasses
in three distinct habitats in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). A mean number of 1,427 …

This study investigates the succession of insects and the length of the decomposition of
rabbit carcasses injected with heroin. In total, 24 rabbits (2–2.5 kg, Oryctolagus cuniculus …

The decomposition rate and insects attraction to carcasses are affected by a number of
factors such as temperature, body mass, the presence of poisons, humidity, and insect …

Geographical regions have a major effect on the arrival times of different insect species on
carrion. This means that data generated in one region should not be used to determine time …

Abstract In Bariq Aseer Province, South Saudi Arabia, insect succession patterns on rabbit
carcasses were examined from 17 June to 6 August 2020 and from 15 February to 6 March …