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Forensic entomology when the evidence is “no insect.” Best carrion fly species for predicting maximum postmortem interval in the United Arab Emirates

Jeffrey D. Wells, Amber E MacInnis, Maurell A. Dsouza, Zain Ul-Abdin, Sara Al Mughawi, Mohammad Al Khloofi, Mariam Sajwani, Maryam Al Maidoor, Ashwaq Saeed, Hamdan Ahli, Rawdha Al Shamsi, Reem Al Mheiri

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Key concepts: Forensic entomology, Carrion, Calliphoridae, Biology, Muscidae, Lucilia, Zoology, Larva

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