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Grass grub, Costelytra zealandica, is a species endemic to New Zealand and the only one of eleven described Costelytra species which has become a significant pasture pest. Specimens were collected from throughout New Zealand and the DNA subjected to the polymerase chain reaction using primers specific to a highly conserved region of ribosomal DNA. A surprising degree of genetic variation was revealed when the amplified products were sequenced and compared. Grass grub populations could be split into two geographical groups, North Island and South Island, based on the similarity of ribosomal DNA.

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Genetic variation in grass grub, <i>Costelytra zealandica</i>, from several regions