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“…In the present study, Calliphoridae was observed to be the most diverse dipterous family represented by 6 species; this is contrary to Silva et al [46] and Mabika et al [47] where Muscidae was the most diverse family in their study. Among Calliphoridae, Chrysomya albiceps was numerically dominant one as observed in the studies of Abd El-bar & Sawaby [16] , Polat & Kökdener [38] , and Keshavarzi et al [48] , since this species was considered a very good competitor with others in regard with its feeding on the corpse as well as its predatory behavior on the other larvae infesting the carrions as mentioned by Tantawi et al [21] , Ibrahim et al [23] and Silva et al [46].…”
Section: Associated Insect Fauna and Waves Of Insect Succession Patternscontrasting
confidence: 92%
“…In the present study, Calliphoridae was observed to be the most diverse dipterous family represented by 6 species; this is contrary to Silva et al [46] and Mabika et al [47] where Muscidae was the most diverse family in their study. Among Calliphoridae, Chrysomya albiceps was numerically dominant one as observed in the studies of Abd El-bar & Sawaby [16] , Polat & Kökdener [38] , and Keshavarzi et al [48] , since this species was considered a very good competitor with others in regard with its feeding on the corpse as well as its predatory behavior on the other larvae infesting the carrions as mentioned by Tantawi et al [21] , Ibrahim et al [23] and Silva et al [46].…”
Section: Associated Insect Fauna and Waves Of Insect Succession Patternscontrasting
confidence: 92%
“…In the present study, Muscidae was observed to be the most diverse dipterous family represented by 3 species; this is in agreement with Silva et al (2014) and Mabika et al (2014), however in contrast with Hamdy et al (2022) where Calliphoridae was the most diverse family represented by 6 species in their study.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Family Calliphoridae was represented by two species (C. albiceps and L. cuprina) in this study. However, C. albiceps was the numerically predominant calliphorid species in our study as noticed in the other studies of Abd El-bar and Sawaby ( 2011) and Keshavarzi et al (2015), since this species was considered a very good competitive with other species in concern with its feeding on the carcass as well as its predatory behavior on the other maggots infesting the cadavers as stated by Silva et al (2014).This explains the occurrence of dead maggots of S. ruficornis and W. magnifica near the cadavers throughout the experiments and also explains its dominance over the other calliphorid maggots as stated by Al-Mesbah et al (2012).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Diptera are the most common and abundant insects on carcasses, making them crucial in forensic investigations (Souza and Linhares 1997, Moretti et al 2008, Rosa et al 2011, Scaglia 2014, Faria et al 2018, Ramos-Pastrana et al 2018, Meira et al 2020, Vairo and Moura 2021, Silva et al 2023). Calliphoridae, or blow flies, is one of the most studied Diptera families under the forensic aspect, because they are pioneers and abundant in carcasses in the decomposition stage, which are used as a food source, copulation site, and/or substrate for the development of their immature stages (Wolff et al 2001, Amendt et al 2010, Oliveira-Costa 2011, Silva et al 2014, Ramos-Pastrana et al 2018, Meira et al 2020, Cruz et al 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%