Fig. 3: Gene flow and fluctuations in the effective population size. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Gene flow and fluctuations in the effective population size.

From: Genome sequences reveal global dispersal routes and suggest convergent genetic adaptations in seahorse evolution

Fig. 3

a Gene flow detected between species inhabiting the South Atlantic Ocean. Gene flow is shown nearby the white lines as migration rate deduced by G-PhoCS. Thickness and direction of the arrows correspond to rates and direction of gene flow, respectively. Maps modified from Ron Blakey © 2016 Colorado Plateau Geosystems Inc (License # 60519). Source Data are provided in Supplementary Table 10. b Fluctuations in effective population size by PSMC. The x axis represents time in years before present while the y axis represents the effective population size. The charts are organized mainly according to the geographic distribution for each of the species with different distribution areas. Source data are provided as a Source Data file. c Sea level change during the past 1 million years in meters33. The yellow line indicates the last global interglacial peak while the cyan shade indicates the last glacial maximum period.

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