Table 1 Number of data points used to fit Ikemoto and Takai’s model in selected studies on the temperature-dependent development of forensically useful insects. Counts were obtained before excluding data points according to Ikemoto and Takai’s method.
From: Interval estimation of thermal summation parameters in forensically important insects
Order | Family | Species | No. of data points | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Coleoptera | Cleridae | Necrobia rufipes | 6 | |
Dermestidae | Dermestes tessellatocollis | 7 | ||
Nitidulidae | Nitidula rufipes | 7 | ||
Omosita colon | 7 | |||
Staphylinidae | Creophilus maxillosus | 10 | ||
Necrodes littoralis | 10 | |||
Thanatophilus micans | 10 | |||
Thanatophilus sinuatus | 7 | |||
Diptera | Calliphoridae | Chrysomya albiceps | 13 | |
Chrysomya albiceps | 11 | |||
Chrysomya megacephala | 7 | |||
Chrysomya pinguis | 7 | |||
Chrysomya rufifacies | 7 | |||
Lucilia cuprina | 6 | |||
Muscidae | Fannia canicularis | 9 | ||
Muscina stabulans | 7 | |||
Phoridae | Megaselia scalaris | 7 | ||
Sarcophagidae | Boettcherisca peregrina | 7 | ||
Sarcophaga dux | 7 |
