A forensic entomologist is a scientist who applies knowledge of insect Biology and ecology to legal investigations, particularly in determining the time of death in homicide cases. By studying the life cycles of insects found on decomposing remains, they can estimate the post-mortem interval (PMI). This field combines entomology with forensic science, providing crucial evidence in criminal cases. Their expertise can also extend to other areas, such as abuse cases and neglect, where insect evidence may be relevant.
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