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Unexpected Genetic Consequences of Colonization and Inbreeding: Allozyme Tracking in Culicidae (Diptera)
1994-03-01
Abstract excerpt
Degree of genetic variability in field populations can vary greatly depending on geographic origin or species history. This variation is reflected in the genetic profile of colonies established from the field. In the colonization process, heterozygosity is often reduced, although loss in heterogeneity can be masked by development of balanced polymorphisms. Strict, brother-sister inbreeding regimes applied to Aedes...
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- 2aea0335-bc8a-5fcd-8897-d26068306190
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- 10.1093/aesa/87.2.157