Genetically Distinct Glossina fuscipes fuscipes Populations in the Lake Kyoga Region of Uganda and Its Relevance for Human African Trypanosomiasis

Figure 3

Geographic distribution of mitochondrial sequence diversity. Pie charts on maps indicate the frequency with which mtDNA haplotypes (identified in Figure 2) occurred in each sampling site. Background shading indicates the predicted range of G. f. fuscipes in the region and in Africa (inset). Haplotypes are shaded to represent genetic populations—Green is western, red is northern, blue is southern, and yellow is intermediate. The purple haplotype represents a divergent haplotype discovered in MGG, pink haplotypes are from a disjunct population of G. f. fuscipes in Sudan, and brown haplotypes are from a population of G. f. quanzensis from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The dark grey shows the current species range.