Fig. 6: Major axes of the MAMOVA ordination of populations. | Heredity

Fig. 6: Major axes of the MAMOVA ordination of populations.

From: Population genetics and independently replicated evolution of predator-associated burst speed ecophenotypy in mosquitofish

Fig. 6

Circles give centroid (multivariate least squares means) location in the canonical space with their size indicating 95% confidence regions. Color indicates population predator state (orange, with predators; blue, without predators). Biplot rays show allele contributions to genetic discrimination of the six populations studied. For example, alleles at locus Gaaf11 are strongly differentiated across RA and RB populations.

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