Phylogenetic status and matrilineal structure of the biting midge, <i>Culicoides imicola</i> , in Portugal, Rhodes and Israel
John F. Dallas(University of Aberdeen), A. J. Mordue(University of Aberdeen), I. Pena(Universidade da Madeira), R. Meiswinkel(Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute), Yvonne‐Marie Linton(Dordt University), Matthew Baylis(University of Liverpool), R. Capela(Universidade da Madeira), M. D. Ortega(Junta de Andalucía), P. S. Mellor(The Pirbright Institute), Y. Braverman, R. Cruickshank(University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), M.J Riça Capela(Universidade da Madeira), D Nolan(University of Aberdeen), Michael J. Patakakis
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