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A RAPD-PCR technique was used to compare genetic material from three species (Naupactus leucoloma, N. peregrinus, and N. tucumanensis) of whitefringed weevil. N. peregrinus, N. tucumanensis andN. leucoloma were consistently distinguished from each other by the presence or absence of RAPD bands. The banding profiles obtained suggested that N. peregrinus is genetically more closely related to N. leucoloma thanN. tucumanensis. The technique distinguished between three “clones” in two N. leucoloma populations sampled from Australia and New Zealand. No differences were detected between individuals within N. tucumanensis or N. peregrinus populations. The potential for RAPD-PCR technique to provide useful genetic data at the population level is discussed.

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Genetic comparison of whitefringed weevil species and populations by RAPD-PCR