Publication date
March 2017
DOIAbstract
BSPs for the Midwest, Northeast, South, and West regional county-level aggregation
BSPs for the Midwest, Northeast, South, and West regional county-level aggregation
<p>Each locus is represented by a separate line on each graph. Time (in years before the present) is...
<p>The black line represents the median estimate of the effective number of infections through time ...
Bayesian skyline plots (BSPs) are a useful tool for making inferences about demographic history. For...
<p>Model statistics for Bayesian spatio–temporal covariate models evaluating county–level RMSF preva...
<p>A and B correspond to Northeastern populations and C and D corresponds to Mexican Plateau populat...
The black line represents the median estimated effective population size, while blue areas represent...
<p>BSPs showing changes in effective population size (N<sub>e</sub>*μ) over time (KY). The solid lin...
<p>Bayesian skyline plot (BSP), indicating hypothetical effective population size through time, base...
<p>The y-axis represents the population size (Net) whereas x-axis indicates the time period in years...
<p>Changes in effective population size (millions of individuals on a log scale; Y-axes) are depicte...
<p>The black line represents the median posterior value, and the blue lines indicate the 95% Highest...
Excel sheet containing tabs for each lineage/taxon showing time, median, mean, and CI of Ne*t used t...
<p>Bayesian skyline plots showing the demographic history of tigers in India.</p
The y-axes show respective effective population sizes of females (Ne) in a log scale. Blue lines den...
<p>Mean effective population size is indicated with solid black line, median with dashed line, and 9...
<p>Each locus is represented by a separate line on each graph. Time (in years before the present) is...
<p>The black line represents the median estimate of the effective number of infections through time ...
Bayesian skyline plots (BSPs) are a useful tool for making inferences about demographic history. For...
<p>Model statistics for Bayesian spatio–temporal covariate models evaluating county–level RMSF preva...
<p>A and B correspond to Northeastern populations and C and D corresponds to Mexican Plateau populat...
The black line represents the median estimated effective population size, while blue areas represent...
<p>BSPs showing changes in effective population size (N<sub>e</sub>*μ) over time (KY). The solid lin...
<p>Bayesian skyline plot (BSP), indicating hypothetical effective population size through time, base...
<p>The y-axis represents the population size (Net) whereas x-axis indicates the time period in years...
<p>Changes in effective population size (millions of individuals on a log scale; Y-axes) are depicte...
<p>The black line represents the median posterior value, and the blue lines indicate the 95% Highest...
Excel sheet containing tabs for each lineage/taxon showing time, median, mean, and CI of Ne*t used t...
<p>Bayesian skyline plots showing the demographic history of tigers in India.</p
The y-axes show respective effective population sizes of females (Ne) in a log scale. Blue lines den...
<p>Mean effective population size is indicated with solid black line, median with dashed line, and 9...
<p>Each locus is represented by a separate line on each graph. Time (in years before the present) is...
<p>The black line represents the median estimate of the effective number of infections through time ...
Bayesian skyline plots (BSPs) are a useful tool for making inferences about demographic history. For...
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