The size of circles corresponds to the number of haplotypes (H1 to H66) and the length of lines between them is proportional to the number of mutations. The colour of each country is indicated as well as the number of each haplotype (S1 Table). Black francolin subspecies are indicated as well. Haplotypes including new sequences with respect to the study of Forcina et al. [34] are reported in bold with an asterisk (H9, H10, H14, H27, H33-35 and H38).</p
<p>Circles represent haplotypes, area is proportional to frequency and colour indicates the subspeci...
<p>Thicker lines represent nonsynonymous substitutions and small circles stand for inferred haplotyp...
<p>Circles are sized proportionally to the number of individuals that possess each haplotype. The pi...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes and connecting lines represent patterns of relationship. Hash marks ...
a) GAI, b) CHI1, c) 4275A, d) TFL1, e) LDOX, f) DFR4, g) TC1A, h) TC1B, i) 255A, j)1526A and k) 4194...
<p>Each haplotype is represented by a circle, the relative size of which roughly corresponds to the ...
<p>The haplotypes are illustrated as colored circles and the sizes of the circles are proportional t...
<p>Haplotype circle size is proportional to its frequency. Each haplotypes is numbered. Haplotypes t...
<p>Colours indicate different sampling locations where each haplotype is present in Brazil and Mexic...
<p>Circles are proportional to the frequency of each haplotype. The colour of each sector refers to ...
<p>The area of each circle is proportional to haplotype frequency except for those represented by gr...
<p>The sampled haplotypes are indicated by circles; the geographical regions from which the sample w...
<p>Size of the circle is proportional to the number sampled. Dashes indicate hypothesised but unsamp...
The size of the circles indicates the frequency of the haplotype and the length of the lines connect...
<p>The size of the nodes corresponds to the frequency of the haplotypes; white nodes represent media...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes, area is proportional to frequency and colour indicates the subspeci...
<p>Thicker lines represent nonsynonymous substitutions and small circles stand for inferred haplotyp...
<p>Circles are sized proportionally to the number of individuals that possess each haplotype. The pi...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes and connecting lines represent patterns of relationship. Hash marks ...
a) GAI, b) CHI1, c) 4275A, d) TFL1, e) LDOX, f) DFR4, g) TC1A, h) TC1B, i) 255A, j)1526A and k) 4194...
<p>Each haplotype is represented by a circle, the relative size of which roughly corresponds to the ...
<p>The haplotypes are illustrated as colored circles and the sizes of the circles are proportional t...
<p>Haplotype circle size is proportional to its frequency. Each haplotypes is numbered. Haplotypes t...
<p>Colours indicate different sampling locations where each haplotype is present in Brazil and Mexic...
<p>Circles are proportional to the frequency of each haplotype. The colour of each sector refers to ...
<p>The area of each circle is proportional to haplotype frequency except for those represented by gr...
<p>The sampled haplotypes are indicated by circles; the geographical regions from which the sample w...
<p>Size of the circle is proportional to the number sampled. Dashes indicate hypothesised but unsamp...
The size of the circles indicates the frequency of the haplotype and the length of the lines connect...
<p>The size of the nodes corresponds to the frequency of the haplotypes; white nodes represent media...
<p>Circles represent haplotypes, area is proportional to frequency and colour indicates the subspeci...
<p>Thicker lines represent nonsynonymous substitutions and small circles stand for inferred haplotyp...
<p>Circles are sized proportionally to the number of individuals that possess each haplotype. The pi...