Eur. J. Entomol. 94 (1): 1-55, 1997

Evolutionary and genetic aspects of aphid biology: A review

HALES D.F., TOMIUK J., WOEHRMANN K., SUNNUCKS P.
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In this paper we review recent work on aspects of aphid biology related to evolution and genetics, and suggest some directions for future research. Sections include aphid annual cycles, sexual reproduction, cytogenetics, classical genetics and molecular generics, as well as the influence of annual cycle components on the genetic structure of aphid populations. The related topic of symbiont genome, evolution and function is also briefly reviewed.

Keywords: Aphids, population genetics, evolution, chromosomes, DNA, symbionts, population dynamics, life cycle, parthenogenesis, enzymes

Accepted: June 20, 1996; Published: March 10, 1997  Show citation

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HALES, D.F., TOMIUK, J., WOEHRMANN, K., & SUNNUCKS, P. (1997). Evolutionary and genetic aspects of aphid biology: A review. EJE, 94(1), 1-55
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