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The use of segmented populations (Islands) has proven to be advantageous for Genetic Programming (GP). This paper discusses the application of segmentation and migration strategies to a system for Linear Genetic Programming (LGP). Besides revisiting migration topologies, a modification for migration strategies is proposed -- migration delay. It is found that highly connected topologies yield better results than those with segments coupled more loosely, and that migration delays can further improve the effect of migration.