<prompt> Forensic entomology is a study of -Time of deathMode of deathManner of deathIdentification of disease  <response>: Ans. is a i.e., Time of death Forensic entomology is the use of insects and other arthropods in legal investigations including, but not limited to, cases of medicolegal, stored product, or urban relevance. Insect evidence in medicolegal cases is often used to assist in entomology -based estimates of the time of colonization that can be related to myiasis andor a minimum postmortem interval. In most instances, forensically relevant inferences are made by the collection, identification, and study of anthropods associated with a decomposing body. Forensic entomology has evolved considerably since the famous case in 13th century China, where the activity of flies associated with a weapon was used to identify a potential suspect. 