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First SIT programme in Florida against the screwworm
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[45]
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Biography of E.F. Knipling with references to his most important papers
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[46]
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Models
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Use of sterile insects with reduced competitiveness and multiple mating of females
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[47]
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Use of sterile insects, conditional lethals, hybrid sterility etc.
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[48]
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Immigration of fertilized females and density dependence
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[49]
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Genetic basis of sterility
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Genetic and non-genetic sterility and early review of the screwworm programme
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[50]
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Genetic mechanisms involved in radiation sterilization
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[51]
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Genetics of radiation sterilization and review of genetic sexing strains
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[32]
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Field programmes
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Operational genetic control programmes for vectors
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[52]
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Field programme successes and failures
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[53]
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Fruit fly eradication in Japan
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[54]
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SIT and transgenesis
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Inducing molecular sterility using genetic transformation
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[55]
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Integrating SIT with a transgenic release and review of mosquito SIT programmes
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[8]
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Modelling the use of molecular sterility
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[56]
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