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Genetic analysis of the foraging microregion of Drosophila melanogaster.
Genome - 1 Feb 1993
de Belle J S, Sokolowski M B, Hilliker A J
Abstract excerpt
The rover/sitter polymorphism in Drosophila melanogaster larval behaviour is a unique example of a genetically determined, naturally occurring behavioural polymorphism. Allelic variation at the foraging locus (for) accounts for the rover (long foraging paths) and sitter (short foraging paths) phenotypes. We previously developed lethal tagging and used deficiency mapping to place for in the 24A3-C5 interval on the...
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