Fig. 5: Mitochondrial haplogroups and haplotype-network based on complete mitochondrial genomes.
From: Kinship clustering within an ecologically diverse killer whale metapopulation
a The reference genome is shown at the bottom. The position of nine identified diagnostic SNPs are shown in the first row at the top and are coloured in the following rows according to derived bases (T = green, A = blue, G = turquoise, C = red) respective to the reference genome. It is important to note that real ancestral and derived states are currently unknown. Rows are ordered according to sampling locations and named after the inferred haplogroups; one in Greenland (HG_G1, n = 12), three in Norway (HG_N1, n = 90; HG_N2, n = 3; HG_N3, n = 19) and three in Iceland (HG_I1, n = 30; HG_I2, n = 43; HG_I3, n = 2). b Haplogroup network with circle size representing number of individuals (data set 2: n = 199). Number of SNPs between haplogroups are indicated by tick marks. Pie charts show the proportions of individuals with presumed fish (light blue), mixed (brown) or partially unknown (grey) diets for each haplogroup.
