Tsetse fly population genetics: an indirect approach to dispersal.

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Tsetse populations are distributed discontinuously, particularly the morsitans group. Dispersal among diverse populations cannot easily be measured directly because the geographical distances between them can be too great to have a reasonable expectation of recapturing experimentally released flies. Moreover, reproductive success of widely dispersed flies might be poor. The question of dispersal rates in tsetse...

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