The first documented forensic entomology case in Thailand
The first documented forensic entomology case in Thailand
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DOI：
10.1603/0022-2585-38.5.746
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发表时间：
2001-09-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
Olson, JK
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作者：
Sukontason, K;Sukontason, K;Olson, JK
本文描述的法医昆虫学案例是泰国记录的第一例此类案例。在一个森林栖息地发现了一具32岁男子的木乃伊尸体，发现尸体时发现了六种苍蝇（双翅目）的幼虫，即，蝇科Hydrotaea（=Ophyra）spinigera Stein、干酪豆蝇Piophila casei（L.）（蚤蝇科）、梯斑叶蝉（Megaselia scalaris（Loew））（蚤蝇科）、麻蝇属（Sargus sp.）（层蝇科）和两种未鉴定的肉蝇种（麻蝇科）的幼虫。对干酪疫霉、干酪支原体、干酪根霉、干酪根scalaris和H. spinigera提供了死后3-6个月的昆虫学证据。本报告还记录了一些在泰国发生的法医学上重要的苍蝇物种。
The forensic entomology case described herein is the first such case documented in Thailand. A mummified corpse of a 32-yr-old man was discovered in a forested habitat, with the larvae of six species of flies (Diptera) found in association with the corpse at the time of its discovery, i.e., those of Hydrotaea (=Ophyra) spinigera Stein (family Muscidae), Piophila casei (L.) (family Piophilidae), Megaselia scalaris (Loew) (family Phoridae), Sargus sp. (family Stratiomyidae), and larvae of two unidentified flesh fly species (family Sarcophagidae). The presence and age of the larval specimens of P. casei, M. scalaris, and H. spinigera gave entomological evidence that the postmortem interval for the corpse was 3-6 mo. This report also documents some of the forensic-ally important fly species that occur in Thailand.