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During the last two decades, the study of forensic entomology has evolved in leaps and bounds. 2 Grzywacz, A., Hall, M.J.R. & Pape, T. (2015) Morphology successfully separates third instar larvae of Muscina. Novel identification tools allow for increased accuracy in identification of new, and classification of current, species that may be of medical, veterinary and forensic importance (Grzywacz et al., [2]; Szpila et al., [7], [6], [8]). [Extracted from the article]

Arthropod-borne bacterial diseases are among the oldest vector-borne illnesses described. Vector-borne bacterial diseases: a neglected field of infectious diseases research In tropical areas, vector-borne bacterial diseases are often confused with other more common febrile illnesses, such as malaria or mosquito-borne viral diseases. [Extracted from the article]

The statement does not focus on authorship alone and it allows authors to reflect on and describe the ways that study communities and local researchers were included in the research process. Of these, 37 (97.4%) included at least one LMIC-based author and 34 (89.5%) included an LMIC-based first or last author. [Extracted from the article]