Rutgers University research on Tiny dragonfly shares data on intermingling population

Biologists at Rutgers University-Newark have found the world’s longest-distance flyer, the tiny dragonfly. You would be surprised to know that the title for the same has been bagged by a dragon fly, which is hardly an inch and a half long… They have been breeding with each other and creating a common worldwide gene pool that would not have formed if they have not intermingled. Study’s senior author Jessica Ware (SEBS alumna)from the RU-N’s College of Arts and Sciences said that it is the first study in which genes have been studied to know how far these insects have traveled.