Question

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which of the following best describes forensic entomology?
identification of bodies by inspecting teeth or scars
the attraction of bugs to dried blood or remains invisible to the eye
identifying individuals by the analysis of dna from samples of body tissue or fluids
autopsy detection of poison or murder

Explanation:

Forensic entomology studies insects (bugs) in forensic contexts, like their attraction to remains (including dried blood or invisible remains) to help with time of death, etc. The first option is forensic odontology/anthropology aspects, third is DNA forensics, fourth is toxicology/autopsy for poison. So the option about bugs and remains fits.

Answer:

The attraction of bugs to dried blood or remains invisible to the eye