Estimating intergenerational dispersal via kinship inference for Aedes aegypti in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

This study estimates intergenerational (parent-offspring) dispersal via the spatial distribution of close kin, identified using SNP-based kinship assignment, in Aedes aegypti larva sampled from eight close-set high-rise apartment buildings in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.The findings have important implications for designing strategic responses to dengue outbreaks and for evaluating the success of current biological control efforts in this region.