Entomology in Forensics - Multidisciplinary Character During Forensic Research
Siniša Franjić
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Siniša Franjić
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Forensic entomology is a scientific discipline which has a multidisciplinary character due to the use of entomology in solving a variety of problems that arise during forensic research. It includes the identification of individual species and developmental stages of insects, the relationship between insects and external factors, determining the time of death, etc. This paper aims to briefly describe the role of forensic entomologists in court proceedings. Keywords: Entomology; Insects; Forensics; Forensic Entomology; PMI
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Forensic entomology is a scientific discipline which has a multidisciplinary character due to the use of entomology in solving a variety of problems that arise during forensic research. It includes the identification of individual species and developmental stages of insects, the relationship between insects and external factors, determining the time of death, etc. This paper aims to briefly describe the role of forensic entomologists in court proceedings. Keywords: Entomology; Insects; Forensics; Forensic Entomology; PMI
Key concepts: Forensic entomology, Entomology, Multidisciplinary approach, Forensic science, Identification (biology), Character (mathematics), Engineering ethics, Variety (cybernetics)