Abstract
Several North American populations of the migratory grasshopper, M. sanguinipes (F.), were screened for variation at the loci, TR, Ost, ProR and L; these are associated, respectively, with tibiae color, femoral stripe, pronotum color and lactic acid dehydrogenase allozymes (LDH). The most common LDH allele, L2, is uniformly frequent over all sites; TR and Ost show considerable geographical variation, while allele, ProR, is rare or absent in all sampled areas. There is very little evidence of linkage disequilibrium between pairs of loci.