Seasonal Abundance of Forensic Insects Encountered on Rabbit Cadavers in Assiut Governorate Egypt

Biochemical studies of two forensically important insects in Egypt which had colonized rabbit carrions treated with organophosphorus compound

Insect succession associated with corpse's decomposition of the guinea pig Cavia porcellus in Benha city, Egypt

Identification of insects colonizing carrions of tramadol-intoxicated rabbits and guinea pigs in relation to seasonal variances in Cairo, Egypt

The Abundance of Forensic Insects on Dog and Rabbit Carcasses in Different Habitats and Developmental Stages of Chrysomya albiceps as a Forensic Indicator

Entomofauna Associated with Certain Animal Carcasses as A human Model in Cairo, Egypt

Effect of Arthropods on the Decomposition of Rat Carrions in an Aerated Environment in Spring Season in Assiut, Egypt

Effect of Intoxication with Warfarin Rodenticide on Development and Survival of Forensically Important Fly Maggots in Egypt

Forensically Important Coleopteran Insects and Other Orders’ Species Attracted to Control and Warfarin-Intoxicated Rabbit Carrions

Flies (Diptera: Calliphoridae, Sarcophagidae, Muscidae) associated with human corpses in Alexandria, Egypt