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Moving Targets: Leveraging Geography to Understand the Evolutionary Dynamics of Malaria Vectors
Spatial genetic structure – the observation that individuals that livecloser together are more genetically similar, termed ”isolation by distance” – is ubiquitious in natural populations. Despite its prevalence and importance for understanding how genetic variation spreads and is shared through popu
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