<p>Each circle represents a unique haplotype and the size of each circle indicates how many specimens share that haplotype, the larger the circle the more specimens sharing an identical haplotype. Each line between haplotypes indicates a single nucleotide polymorphism.</p
<p>The haplotypes are illustrated as colored circles and the sizes of the circles are proportional t...
<p>Each circle represent a haplotype and the circle area is roughly proportional to the number of in...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes and connecting lines represent patterns of relationship. Hash marks ...
<p>Circle size is relative to number of haplotype copies present in dataset. A branch represents a s...
<p>The haplotype network is a minimum spanning tree based on the differences in number of repeats. T...
<p>The area of each circle is proportional to the number of individuals exhibiting that haplotype (H...
(a) CYTB; (b) ND4; (c) PCB; (d) TOPO; (e) URO; (f) ZNFP. Ticks on branches indicate mutational steps...
<p>Each haplotypes is shown as a circle with the size of the circle representing the haplotype frequ...
<p>Circles are sized proportionally to the number of individuals that possess each haplotype. The pi...
The size of the circles indicates the frequency of the haplotype and the length of the lines connect...
<p>The size of the circle represents the frequency of each haplotype. Numbers represent substitution...
<p>The length of line between the haplotypes does not depend on the number of mutations. Each circle...
<p>Haplotypes are displayed at network nodes and are symbolised by circles whose diameter is proport...
<p>The area of each circle is proportional to the number of individuals exhibiting that haplotype. B...
<p>The size of a circle is proportional to the frequency of a haplotype in the total sample. The pie...
<p>The haplotypes are illustrated as colored circles and the sizes of the circles are proportional t...
<p>Each circle represent a haplotype and the circle area is roughly proportional to the number of in...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes and connecting lines represent patterns of relationship. Hash marks ...
<p>Circle size is relative to number of haplotype copies present in dataset. A branch represents a s...
<p>The haplotype network is a minimum spanning tree based on the differences in number of repeats. T...
<p>The area of each circle is proportional to the number of individuals exhibiting that haplotype (H...
(a) CYTB; (b) ND4; (c) PCB; (d) TOPO; (e) URO; (f) ZNFP. Ticks on branches indicate mutational steps...
<p>Each haplotypes is shown as a circle with the size of the circle representing the haplotype frequ...
<p>Circles are sized proportionally to the number of individuals that possess each haplotype. The pi...
The size of the circles indicates the frequency of the haplotype and the length of the lines connect...
<p>The size of the circle represents the frequency of each haplotype. Numbers represent substitution...
<p>The length of line between the haplotypes does not depend on the number of mutations. Each circle...
<p>Haplotypes are displayed at network nodes and are symbolised by circles whose diameter is proport...
<p>The area of each circle is proportional to the number of individuals exhibiting that haplotype. B...
<p>The size of a circle is proportional to the frequency of a haplotype in the total sample. The pie...
<p>The haplotypes are illustrated as colored circles and the sizes of the circles are proportional t...
<p>Each circle represent a haplotype and the circle area is roughly proportional to the number of in...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes and connecting lines represent patterns of relationship. Hash marks ...
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