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West African Aedes aegypti mosquitoes gave rise to American and Asian populations
In a recent study published in BMC Biology, Dr. Frank Jiggins and his team at the university of Cambridge have discovered that Ae. Aegypti mosquitos from an urban population in Senegal, West Africa, were more closely rel...
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