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NUNEZ RODRIGUEZ, José; LIRIA SALAZAR, Jonathan  y  TOCCI D, Napoleón. Diptera of forensic importance collected in the vicinity of the Hospital “Adolfo Prince Lara” morgue, Puerto Cabello, Carabobo-Venezuela. Salus [online]. 2016, vol.20, n.1, pp.22-26. ISSN 1316-7138.

The use of flies and other arthropods as evidence to estimate the time of death of a body in an advanced state of putrefaction, known as forensic entomology, an auxiliary discipline of forensic science. The presence of larvae on the human body lifeless, allows the forensic entomologist support the pathologist, establishing minimum time frames death since the arrival of the insects to the body until the moment of discovery. In this study, a list of Diptera of forensic importance collected in the vicinity of the hospital Adolfo Prince Lara, Puerto Cabello morgue are presented. In the months January to March 2012 were made three collections, one per month. Using 500 g of beef liver decomposed (in chromatics stage) the flies were taken temperature and relative humidity (mean = 30 and 48%, respectively). A total of 257 individuals corresponding to families Piophilidae (1.1%), Sarcophagidae (4.1%), Phoridae (10.2%), Muscidae (32.3%) and Calliphoridae (52.3%). However, the most representative species during sampling in the vicinity of the was L. cuprina, followed by C. megacephala.

Palabras clave : Blow flies; date of death; necrofagous fauna; Lucilia cuprina.

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