Forensic Entomology - With Chris Shreve
Offered By: North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating field of forensic entomology in this 23-minute video lecture by Duke University Laboratory Instructor Chris Shreve. Discover how insects play a crucial role in death investigations and learn about the various applications of forensic entomology, including stored-product and medico-legal cases. Delve into the complete metamorphosis process of insects, understand the impact of day length and photoperiod on insect development, and examine forensically relevant insect species. Learn about the predictable life cycle of the black blowfly at a steady temperature and its significance in determining time of death. Gain insights into the role of ants in forensic investigations. For a deeper understanding, access an interactive online lesson on calculating the postmortem interval through the provided link.
Syllabus
Intro
Forensic entomology is used in different
Stored-Product Forensic Entomology
Medico-legal Forensic Entomology
Complete metamorphosis
Day length/Photoperiod
Forensically relevant insects
At a steady 70°F, the black blowfly life cycle has a VERY predictable time table
Question
Ants
Taught by
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
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