Development of flesh flies (Diptera: Sarcophagidae) of medico-legal importance on pig carcass in the Cerrado of Brazil
José Orlando de Almeida Silva,
Leandro Schlemmer Brasil,
Eduardo Almeida Silva
et al.
Abstract:With the aim of contributing data on flies to assist in forensic processes in the medical-legal area, this study investigated species of flesh flies (Diptera: Sarcophagidae) that develop in pig carcass and at what stages of decomposition they exit the carcass to pupate in the Cerrado of the Northeast region of Brazil. Larvae and pupae were collected daily using sawdust trays placed beneath cages containing pig carcass. The material collected was allowed to complete development to adults in the laboratory under… Show more
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