dr. gail s. anderson, professor, associate director, school of criminology

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DR. GAIL S. ANDERSON, PROFESSOR,
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, SCHOOL OF CRIMINOLOGY
Curriculum vitae

Educational Background
1996 DipFE Board Certified Forensic Entomologist, American Board of Forensic
Entomology
1992 Ph.D. Medical and Veterinary Entomology, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Simon
Fraser University, Canada
The Diagnosis and Treatment of Culicoides Hypersensitivity in Horses in
British Columbia
1986 M.P.M. Medical and Veterinary Entomology, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Simon
Fraser University, Canada
A Review of Sweet Itch (Culicoides Hypersensitivity) in Horses, and a Survey
for the Disease in Southwestern British Columbia
1983 B.Sc. (Hon) Zoology, Manchester University, England
1st class An Investigation into Various Olfactory and Visual Attractants to
Mediterranean Fruit Flies

Awards, Honours and Scholarships
2002-2012 Burnaby Mountain Endowed Professorship
2002 President's Award for Distinguished Work through the Media, Simon Fraser
University.
In recognition of service to the media and community in general.
2002 Honorary Membership, Simon Fraser University's Golden Key International
Honour Society Chapter. The Golden Key Society is dedicated to promoting
scholastic achievement, leadership and community service. Awarded based on
"dedication to higher education and outstanding contribution to research".
2001 Derome Award, Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences. “Most prestigious
recognition bestowed by the Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences awarded to those
individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the field of forensic
sciences. Only awarded occasionally to worthy candidates”. Had not been awarded
since 1996.
2001 Listed as one of the top five GLOBAL innovators in the Criminal Justice Field.
Time Magazine, Only Canadian chosen.
2000 Canadian Police Research Centre, Research on forensic entomology database
selected as one of top 10 projects funded by CPRC in last 10 years
1999 Listed as one of the Leaders for the 21st Century, Time Magazine.
Dr. G.S. Anderson, School of Criminology
Awards, Honours and Scholarships
1999 Women of Distinction Award for Science and Technology, YWCA
“For contribution to the advancement of research, discovery and development in the
field of science and technology”.
1998 Canada's Top 40 under 40, Caldwell Partnership
“Honouring Canada's Top 40 under 40 based on vision and leadership, innovation and
achievement, community involvement and enhancement, impact and growth strategy”.
1995 Outstanding Alumni Award for Academic Achievement, Simon Fraser University,
Alumni Association
“For Outstanding Academic Achievement”
1990 Graduate Fellowship. Simon Fraser University Scholarship
Ph.D. research
1986-1987 SERC Post-Graduate Award. Science and Engineering Research Council, Award,
U.K.
Tenable overseas. Only 20 awarded nationally/per year.
1986 President's Research Stipend. Simon Fraser University
For graduate work
1985-1986 SERC Post-Graduate Award. Science and Engineering Research Council, Award,
U.K.
Tenable overseas. Only 20 awarded nationally/per year.
1985 Canadian Wild Horse Society Award. Canadian Wild Horse Society
“For research beneficial to animals which does not involve any deleterious effects to
the test animals”.
1984-1985 SERC Post-Graduate Award. Science and Engineering Research Council, Award,
U.K.
Tenable overseas. Only 20 awarded nationally/per year.
1983 J.B. Dancer Award. Manchester University, Dept. of Zoology, U.K.
Awarded to Top Student Graduating in Biological Sciences

Employment History at Academic Institutions
Sept. 2008 - Current Professor, School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University
Sept. 2001 - Current Associate Director, Undergraduate Director, School of Criminology
Sept. 2000 – Aug. 2008 Associate Professor, School of Criminology, Simon Fraser University
Sept. 1999 - Sept. 2000 Assistant Professor (Tenure Track), School of Criminology, Simon Fraser
University
Jan. 1997 - Aug. 1999 Assistant Professor (Limited Term), School of Criminology, Simon Fraser
University
Jan. 1992 - Dec. 1996 Assistant Professor (Limited Term, part-time), Dept. of Biological
Sciences, Simon Fraser University
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Employment History at Academic Institutions
May 1998 - Current Adjunct Professor, Dept. of Entomology, University of Manitoba,
Winnipeg, MB
Mar. 1998 - Current Adjunct Professor, Biology, St. Mary's University, NS.
Sept. 1984 - Dec. 1991 Research and Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Biological Sciences, Simon
Fraser University

Other Professional Training
Sept. 2009 Got Digital? Now what? Workshop on handling digital evidence for crime scenes and
court. Witske, D. VP FORAY Technologies. Canadian Identification Society Annual
Meeting, Vancouver, B.C.
Panoscan Camera, and Infrared Light Sources, Couture, Crimes Science. Canadian
Sept. 2009
Identification Society Annual Meeting, Vancouver, B.C.
Feb. 2009 They’re Alive! Breathing new Life into the Investigation and Prosecution of Cold
Case Homicides. Walton, R.H., O’Toole, M.E., Walter, R.D., Nance, G.N., Snow,
S.M., Marcia, Y., Jackson, R. and Lewin, J.D. American Academy of Forensic
Sciences Annual Meeting, Denver, CO.
Sept. 2008 Expert Witness Workshop, Joint Canadian Society Forensic Science, Canadian
Identification Society, Atlantic Canada Death Investigators Seminar, Nova Scotia
Medical Examiners Meeting, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Feb. 2008 Sex-Related Homicide Investigation : Significance of Role of Pornography, Signature
Analysis and Modus Operandi. Workshop. Lt. Cmdr. V. J. Geberth, NYPD. Ret. PHI
Investigative Consultants Inc. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual
Meeting, Washington, D.C.
Sept. 2006 Homicide Investigator’s Course, Vancouver Police Department. Vancouver, B.C.
Sept. 2006 CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radioactive and Nuclear) Research and Technical
Initiatives Workshop, Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences and Canadian
Identification Society, Joint Meeting. Windsor Ontario.
Oct. 2005 CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radioactive and Nuclear) Workshop, Canadian Society
of Forensic Sciences, Calgary, Alberta.
Sept. 2005 Fire Investigators Association of Alberta, Training Conference, Edmonton, Alberta
July 2005 Fire Death Investigations Workshop, Canadian Identification Society, Det. John
Dooks, Edmonton Police, Instructor. Calgary, AB.
July 2005 Fingerprint Retrieval from Skin Workshop, Canadian Identification Society, Dets.
Rick Devine, Brian Dalyrymple, Dave Sibly, Ontario Provincial Police and Ontario
Police College, Instructors. Calgary, AB.
Feb. 2005 Understanding the Psychopath: The Theoretical and Conceptual Issues Related to
Psychopathy and their Practical Application to Understanding Violent Criminals and
their Behaviour. Workshop at American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual
Meeting, New Orleans, LA
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Other Professional Training
Feb. 2005 Serial Homicide, Myths, Legends and Facts Workshop. American Academy of
Forensic Sciences Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA
May 2004 Golden Triangle Course: Investigation of Sudden Death for Police and Medical
Investigators, Edmonton, Alberta.
Nov. 2003 Hunting Humans: Crime Scene III. Justice Institute and BC Society of Laboratory
Science, New Westminster, B.C.
Sept. 2003 Learning to Write, Writing to Learn, The W Course Experience. First Forum in the
New Directions for Undergraduate Curriculum. SFU.
June 2001 Child Abduction Prevention and Response, and Crime Scene Management, FBI,
RCMP and Belgian Police Course. Instruction on developing response teams for
multiple homicides and child abduction, as well as typologies of child abductors.
Vancouver, B.C.
Feb. 2001 Digital Photography Workshop, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Seattle
WA.
August 2000 Insect Photomacrography, Course on macro photography of insects. International
Congress of Entomology, Foz do Iguassu, Brazil.
March 1999 Water Death Investigation, Workshop sponsored by International Association of Dive
Rescue Specialists. Vancouver, B.C.
Sept. 1998 Mass Graves and Genocide, Dr. W. Haglund, Chief Forensic Anthropologist, UN,
Workshop, Pacific Northwest Forensic Studies, Fall Meeting. Everett, W.A
January 1998 Mass Disaster Management, Operation Dent-ID. Professional training in mass disaster
management and forensic identification. Trained through Bureau of Legal Dentistry,
BC Coroner's Service and US Army. Vancouver, B.C.
January 1998 Thunderbird III. Mass disaster area management for B.C, Provincial Emergency
Program, Mass disaster planning exercises. Abbotsford, B.C.
Nov. 1996 Water-related Death Investigations, Workshop, Pacific Northwest Forensic Studies,
Fall Meeting, Tacoma, W.A.
April 1996 Serial Killer Profiling and Threat Assessment, White Rock, B.C.
Feb. 1991 Expert Witness Workshop, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Anaheim, CA.

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
PUBLICATIONS
Refereed Book
Anderson, G.S. 2007. Biological Influences on Criminal Behavior. Taylor Francis, CRC Press
and Simon Fraser University Publications, Boca Raton, FL. 315 pp.
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Refereed Journal Articles
36. Anderson, G.S. In Press. Comparison of decomposition rates and faunal colonization of carrion
in indoor and outdoor environments. Journal of Forensic Science
35. Valdes Perezgasga, T., Sanchez Ramos, F.J., Garcia Martinez, O. and Anderson, G.S. In Press.
Arthropods of Forensic Importance on Pig Carrion in Coahuilan Semidesert, Mexico. Journal
of Forensic Science
34 Warren, J.-A. and Anderson, G.S. In Press. A comparison of development times for
Protophormia terraenovae (R-D) reared on different food substrates. Canadian Society of
Forensic Science Journal
33 Kelly, J.A., van der Linde, T.C. and Anderson, G.S. 2009. The Influence of Clothing and
Wrapping on Carcass Decomposition and Arthropod Succession during the Warmer Seasons
in Central South Africa. Journal of Forensic Science 54(5): 1105-1112
32 Kelly, J.A., van der Linde, T.C. and Anderson, G.S. 2008. The Influence of Clothing and
Wrapping on Carcass Decomposition and Arthropod Succession: A Winter Study in Central
South Africa. Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal 41(3): 135-147.
31 Sharanowski, B, Walker, E. and Anderson, G.S. 2008. Insect succession and decomposition
patterns on shaded and sunlit carrion in Saskatchewan in three different seasons. International
Journal of Legal Medicine 179: 219-240.
30. Hobischak, N.R, VanLaerhoven, S.L. and Anderson, G.S. 2006. Successional patterns of
diversity in insect fauna on carrion in sun and shade in the Boreal Forest Region of Canada,
near Edmonton, Alberta. Canadian Entomologist 138(3): 376-383.
29. Anderson, G.S. 2005. Forensic entomology. (Invited Review Paper). Minerva Medicolegale.
125: 45-60.
28. Anderson, G.S. 2005. Effects of arson on forensic entomology evidence. Canadian Society
Forensic Sciences Journal 38(2): 49-67.
27. Anderson, G.S. and Huitson, N.R. 2004. Myiasis in pet animals in British Columbia: the
potential of forensic entomology for determining duration of possible neglect. Canadian
Veterinary Journal 45: 993-998.
26. Dickson, J.H., Richards, M.P., Hebda, R.J., Mudie, P.J., Beattie O., Ramsay, S., Turner, N.,
Leighton, B.J., Webster, J.M., Hobischak, N.R., Anderson, G.S., Troffe, P.M., and Wigen,
R.J. 2004. Kwäday Dan Ts’Inchi, the first ancient body of a man from North America:
reconstructing his last days by intestinal and biomolecular analysis. Holocene 14(4): 481-486
25. Anderson, G.S. and Hobischak, N.R. 2004. Decomposition of carrion in the marine environment
in British Columbia, Canada. International Journal of Legal Medicine. 118(4): 206-209.
(Invited Paper)
24. Anderson, G.S. 2004. Determining time of death using blow fly eggs in the early post mortem
interval. International Journal of Legal Medicine. 118(4): 240-241 (Invited Paper)
23. Clarkson, C.A., Hobischak, N.R. and Anderson, G.S. 2004. A comparison of the development
rate of Protophormia terraenovae (Robineau-Desvoidy) Raised under constant and
fluctuating temperature regimes. Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences Journal 37(2): 95-
101.
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Refereed Journal Articles
22. Petrik, M.S., Hobischak, N.R. and Anderson, G.S. 2004. Examination of factors surrounding
human decomposition in freshwater: A review of body recoveries and coroner cases in
British Columbia. Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences Journal 37(1): 9-17.
21. Hobischak, N.R. and Anderson, G.S. 2002. Time of submergence using aquatic invertebrate
succession and decompositional changes. Journal of Forensic Science 47(1): 142-151.
20. Anderson, G.S. 2001. Forensic entomology in British Columbia: a brief history. (Invited Paper)
Journal of the Entomological Society of B.C. (Centennial year) 98 : 129-138.
19. VanLaerhoven, S.L. and Anderson, G.S. 2001. Implications of using development rates of blow
fly (Diptera: Calliphoridae) eggs to determine postmortem interval. Journal of the
Entomological Society of British Columbia 98: 191-196.
18. Buchan, M. and Anderson, G.S. 2001. A review of the current status of methods used in the later
postmortem interval to determine time since death. Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences
Journal 34(1): 1-22.
17. Anderson, G.S. 2000. Minimum and maximum developmental rates of some forensically
important Calliphoridae (Diptera). Journal of Forensic Science 45(4) :824-832.
16. Pretty, I.A., Anderson, G.S. and Sweet, D.J. 1999. Human bites and the risk of HIV
transmission. American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology 20(3): 232-239.
15. Anderson, G.S. 1999. Wildlife forensic entomology: Determining time of death in illegally
killed black bear cubs. Journal of Forensic Sciences. 44(4) : 843-846.
14. Hobischak, N.R. and Anderson, G.S. 1999. Freshwater-related death investigations in British
Columbia in 1995-1996. A review of coroners cases. Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences
Journal 32 :97-106
13. VanLaerhoven, S.L. and Anderson, G.S. 1999. Insect succession on buried carrion in two
biogeoclimatic zones of British Columbia. Journal of Forensic Science 44: 31-41
12. Anderson, G.S. 1997. The use of insects to determine time of decapitation: a case-study from
British Columbia. Journal of Forensic Science 42(5): 947-950.
11. Anderson, G.S. and S. L. VanLaerhoven. 1996. Initial studies on insect succession on carrion in
British Columbia. Journal of Forensic Science 41(4) 613-621.
10. Anderson, G.S., P. Belton, E. Jahren, H. Lang and N. Kleider. 1996. Immunotherapy trial for
horses in British Columbia with Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) Hypersensitivity.
Journal of Medical Entomology 33(3) 458-466.
9. Johl, H.K. and Anderson, G.S. 1996. Initial observations on effects of refrigeration on
Calliphora vicina Robineau-Desvoidy (Diptera: Calliphoridae) development and the
relationship to time of death determinations. Journal of the Entomological Society of B.C. 93:
93-98.
8. Anderson, G.S. 1995. The use of insects in death investigations: an analysis of forensic
entomology cases in British Columbia over a five year period. Canadian Society of Forensic
Sciences Journal 28(4): 277-292.
7. Sperling, F.A.H., Anderson, G.S. and Hickey, D.A. 1994. A DNA-based approach to
identification of insect species used for post-mortem interval estimation. Journal of Forensic
Science 39: 418-427.
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Refereed Journal Articles
6. Anderson, G.S., P. Belton and N. Kleider. 1993. Hypersensitivity of horses in British Columbia
to extracts of native and exotic species of Culicoides (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae). Journal of
Medical Entomology 30: 657-663.
5. Anderson, G.S., P. Belton and E.M. Belton. 1993. A population study of Culicoides obsoletus
Meigen (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) and other Culicoides species in the Fraser Valley of
British Columbia. Canadian Entomologist. 125: 439-447.
4. Skinner, M.F. and Anderson, G.S. 1991. Individualization and enamel histology : case report in
forensic anthropology. Journal of Forensic Science 36: 939-948.
3. Anderson, G.S., P. Belton and N. Kleider. 1991. Culicoides obsoletus as a causal agent of
Culicoides Hypersensitivity (sweet itch) in horses in British Columbia. Journal of Medical
Entomology 28: 685-693.
2. Anderson, G.S., P. Belton and N. Kleider. 1988. The hypersensitivity of horses to Culicoides
bites in British Columbia. Canadian Veterinary Journal 29: 718-723.
1. Belton, P., Anderson, G.S. and St. Hilaire, G.L. 1986. A record of the Surinam cockroach in
Vancouver. Journal of the Entomological Society of B.C. 89: 73-74.

Refereed Book Chapters
11. Leighton, B.J., Anderson, G.S., Webster, J.M., Hobischak, N.R. and Petrik, M. In Press. The
Parasitology and Entomology of Kwäday Dän Ts’ìnchi, Invited Book Chapter in Kwäday Dän
Ts’ìnchi, Royal British Columbia Museum. Invited
10. Anderson, G.S. 2010. Invertebrate Colonization and Decomposition in the Coastal Marine
Environment. Invited Book Chapter. IN Forensic Entomology: Novel Arthropods,
Environments and approaches. Eds Amendt, J., Campobasso, C.P., Grassberger, M. Goff,
M.L. Springer. Invited
9. VanLaerhoven, S.L. and Anderson, G.S. 2009 The science and careers of CSI IN C.S.I. Effect:
Television, Crime, and Governance. Byers, M. and Johnson, V.M. (Eds.) Lexington Books, A
Division of Rowman and Littlefield Publishers Inc. Lanham, MD. pp29-60 (Anderson
Invited)
8. Anderson, G.S. 2009 Forensic entomology. IN Forensic Science, An Introduction to Scientific
and Investigative Techniques, James, S.H. and Nordby, J.J. (Eds.) CRC Press pp137-165
(Invited).
7. Anderson, G.S. 2009. Factors that influence insect succession on carrion IN Forensic
Entomology: The Utility Of Arthropods In Legal Investigations. Second Edition. Byrd, J. and
Castner, E. (Eds.) CRC Press. pp 201-250. (Invited).
6. Anderson, G.S. 2005. Forensic entomology. IN Forensic Science, An Introduction to Scientific
and Investigative Techniques, James, S.H. and Nordby, J.J. (Eds.) CRC Press pp137-165
(Invited).
5. Anderson, G.S. 2003. Forensic entomology for crime scene investigators IN Bermuda Police
Murder Manual adapted from the National Crime Faculty Murder Manual. Bermuda Police.
(Invited)
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Refereed Book Chapters
4. Anderson, G.S. and Cervenka, V.J. 2001. Insects associated with the body: Their use and
analyses IN Advances in Forensic Taphonomy. Methods, Theory and Archeological
Perspectives. Haglund, W. and Sorg, M. (Eds.) CRC Press. pp 174-200 (Anderson Invited).
3. Anderson, G.S. 2001. Insect succession on carrion and its relationship to determining time since
death. IN Forensic Entomology: The utility of arthropods in legal investigations. Castner, E
and Byrd, J. (Eds.) CRC Press. pp 143-176 (Invited).
2. Anderson, G.S. 1999. Forensic entomology in death investigations. IN Forensic Osteological
Analysis: A book of case studies. Fairgreave, S. Editor, Springfield, IL, Charles C. Thomas.
pp 303-326. (Invited).
1. Anderson, G.S. 1995. Insect collection to determine time of death. IN A Guide to Evidence
Collection and Preservation for Conservation Officers, Strozdas, D. Ed. Lestina, R.
Oklahoma. pp 60-71.(Invited).

Book Sections (Invited)
Anderson, G.S. 2011. Forensic Entomology: Using Insects to Solve Crimes. IN Gillies, S. and
Hewitt, S. A. On the Cutting Edge: Canadian issues and Research around the Globe. Pearson,
Canada. Supplement for Pearson Publishing’s First Year Biology Textbooks.
Anderson, G.S. 2005. Forensic Entomology, a Police Officers Guide. IN Swanson, C.R.,
Chemelin, N.C. and Territo, L. (Eds.) Criminal Investigation. 9th Edition. McGraw-Hill, N.Y.
Anderson, G.S. 1999. Case Studies in forensic entomology IN Canadian Police Work, Griffiths,
C.T., Parent, R. and Whitelaw, B. (Eds.) ITP Nelson

Invited Journal Articles
9. Anderson, G.S. 2009. Forensic Entomology and the Underwater Death Scene. RCMP Gazette. In
Press
8. Anderson, G.S. 2006. A Synopsis of “Biological Influences on Criminal Behaviour” International
Association of Youth and Family Judges and Magistrates.
7. Anderson, G.S. 2006. Wildlife forensic entomology. RCMP Gazette 68(3): 18.
6. Anderson, G.S. 2004. So you want to be a forensic scientist? Crime Watch Canada..
5. Anderson, G.S. 1998. Determining time of death in the later postmortem interval - the use of
insects. The Medical Examiner 5(2): 1-3.
4. Anderson, G.S., Gaudet, J.J. and Yamashita, B.A. 1996. A practical exercise in forensic
entomology. RCMP Gazette. 58(9): 3-6.
3. Anderson, G.S. 1993. Collecting, preserving and packaging specimens. Identification Canada.
16(4) 10-11.
2. Anderson, G.S. 1993. Forensic entomology. Insects and crime scenes. Identification Canada.
Oct/Nov/Dec. :10-11.
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Invited Journal Articles
1. Anderson, G.S. 1991. Forensic entomology: use of insects in homicide investigations. Crowner's,
The Journal of The British Columbia Coroner's Service 3(1) : 5

Edited Booklet
Anderson, G.S. 2007. (Editor). All you ever wanted to know about forensic science in Canada but
did not know who to ask. Canadian Society of Forensic Sciences. 74 pp.

Technical Reports
11. Anderson, G.S. 2008. Investigation Into The Effects of Oceanic Submergence on Carrion
Decomposition and Faunal Colonization using a Baited Camera Part I Canadian Police
Research Centre, Ottawa, Ontario. 128 pp. TR-10-2008
10. Clarkson, C.A., Hobischak, N.R and Anderson, G.S. 2004. Developmental rates of
Protophormia terraenovae (R-D) raised under constant and fluctuating temperatures, for use
in determining time since death in natural outdoor conditions, in the early post mortem
interval. Canadian Police Research Centre, Ottawa, Ontario. 17pp. TR-04-2005
9. Anderson, G.S. and Hobischak, N.R. 2002. Determination of time since death for humans
discovered in saltwater using aquatic organism succession and decomposition rates. Canadian
Police Research Centre, Ottawa, Ontario. 76 pp. TR-09-2002
8. Anderson, G.S., Hobischak, N.R., Beattie, O. and Samborski, C. 2002. Structure of carrion
ecosystems in Alberta. Canadian Police Research Centre. 110 pp. TR-04-2002
7. McDonell, N.R. and Anderson, G.S. 1997. Aquatic forensics. determination of time since
submerged using aquatic organisms. Canadian Police Research Centre, Ottawa, Ontario. 25
pp. TR-09-97.
6. Dillon, L.C. and Anderson, G.S. 1997. Determining time of death using insects on bear carrion.
World Wildlife Fund, Canada.
5. VanLaerhoven, S.L. and Anderson, G.S. 1996. Forensic Entomology - Determining time of
death in buried homicide victims using insect succession. Canadian Police Research Centre,
Ottawa, Ontario. 84 pp. TR-02-96.
4. Dillon, L.C. and Anderson, G.S. 1996. Forensic entomology, development of a database of
insect succession on carrion for Interior and Northern B.C. Canadian Police Research Centre,
Ottawa, Ontario. 26 pp. TR-03-96.
3. Dillon, L.C. and Anderson, G.S. 1996. A database of insect succession on wildlife to determine
time of death in poached bear species. World Wildlife Fund, Canada.
2. Dillon, L.C. and Anderson, G.S. 1995. Forensic entomology, The use of insects in death
investigations to determine elapsed time since death. Canadian Police Research Centre,
Ottawa, Ontario. TR-05-95.
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Technical Reports
1. Dillon, L.C. and Anderson, G.S. 1995. The use of insects to determine time of death of illegally
killed wildlife. World Wildlife Fund, Canada. Progress Report.

Book Reviews (Invited)
10. Anderson, G.S. 2007. Book Review “Forensic Identification and Criminal Justice. Forensic
Science, Justice and Risk. C. McCartney, Willan Publishing, Devon, UK. 2006. 247 pp.
Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
9. Anderson, G.S. 2006. Book Review “Forensic Science and Law, Investigative Applications in
Criminal, Civil and Family Justice” Wecht, C.H & Rago, J.T., Editors. Taylor & Francis,
CRC Press. 2006, 697 pp. Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal 39(4): 244.
8. Anderson, G.S. 2006. Book Review “Tales from the Morgue: Forensic Answers to Nine Famous
Cases Including the Scott Peterson and Chandra Levy Cases” Wecht, C., Curriden, M. NY.
Prometheus Books, 2005, 314 pp. Criminal Justice Review 31(4): 1-2.
7. Anderson, G.S. 2005. Book Review. “Crime Scene to Court. The Essentials of Forensic
Science”. 2nd Ed. P.C. White, Editor, Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
47(2):
6. Anderson, G.S. 2004. Book Review. “The Dollhouse Murders: A Forensic Expert Investigates 6
Little Crimes” Mauriello, T.P with Darby, A. 2004, Pi Press, An Imprint of Pearson
Education Inc. Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal 37(2): 129.
5. Anderson, G.S. 2003. Book Review of “Entomology and the Law: Flies as forensic indicators”.
Greenberg, B. and Kunich, J.C. 2002, Cambridge University Press. Bulletin of the
Entomological Society of Canada. 35(3):142-143
4. Anderson, G.S. – 2002. Book Review of “Forensic Science Handbook”, Volume 1, (second
edition). R.D. Saferstein, Editor. 2002. Prentice Hall. Canadian Society of Forensic Science
Journal. 35(2): 102-103.
3. Anderson, G.S. 2000. Book Review of "A Fly for the Prosecution, How Insect Evidence Helps
Solve Crimes" 2000 by M.L. Goff. Harvard University Press. Bulletin of the Entomological
Society of Canada 32(4): 79-80.
2. Anderson, G.S. 2000. Book Review of "Techniques of Crime Scene Investigation". (6th edition)
2000, By B.A.J. Fisher, Published by CRC Press. Canadian Society of Forensic Science
Journal 33 87-88.
1. Anderson, G.S. 2000. Book Review of "Forensic Evidence in Canada" 1999. Chayko, G.M. and
Gulliver, E.D. Manitoba Law Journal 27:165-170.

Book Proposal Reviews (Invited)
2008, For Cambridge Press, Forensic Insect Dossier: a synthesis of the biology of forensic insects.
A.E. Whittington.
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