Host-finding in necrophilous insects: Visual versus chemical cues
Host-finding in necrophilous insects: Visual versus chemical cues
Monday, November 17, 2014: 11:48 AM
B113-114 (Oregon Convention Center)
A study comparing the fauna attracted to an exposed fetal pig (Sus scrofa) versus a concealed pig (i.e. odor only) was conducted in an effort to further elucidate the mechanisms of host-finding within the pre-colonization period for forensically-significant insects. Both insect abundance and insect species composition were assessed.
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