Fig. 2: Mean estimates and associated temperature-regime-specific additive outbreeding effect estimates among wild (W), reciprocal wild-domesticated (W × D), and domesticated (D) Atlantic salmon from three temperature regimes. | Heredity

Fig. 2: Mean estimates and associated temperature-regime-specific additive outbreeding effect estimates among wild (W), reciprocal wild-domesticated (W × D), and domesticated (D) Atlantic salmon from three temperature regimes.

From: Genetic variation for upper thermal tolerance diminishes within and between populations with increasing acclimation temperature in Atlantic salmon

Fig. 2

Means are represented by population-specific symbols with 95% confidence intervals, whereas additive outbreeding effects are shown as grey lines with transparent 95% confidence bands (also given as: α ± standard error; F-test-based P-value). Estimates are for three temperature regimes (cold, optimum, warm) and for the four traits of length (A; n = 3932), condition (B; expected mass of a geometric-mean-sized fish of 12.1 cm; n = 3932), CTmax (C; n = 538), and hct (D; n = 538). The same letters above means indicate within-regime comparisons with no support for differences at FDR ≤ 0.05.

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