Fig. 3
Ultra-fine-scale genetic structure within Spain. Points representing individuals are placed on each of the magnified maps and coloured as described in Fig. 1, with short dark lines pointing to their precise locations (the average birthplace of their grandparents). The three magnified maps show local elevation, rivers, and water bodies, as well as borders of autonomous communities (solid black lines) and provinces (dashed lines and text). a Locations of individuals (44) within the genetic clusters centred in Galicia. Note that we show this region at a higher level of the tree (14) as the lower level yields clusters with fewer than three individuals with fine-scale geographic location data. b Locations of individuals (60) within the clusters centred in the Basque-speaking regions of País Vasco (Basque Country) and Navarra. For visual clarity we only show the individuals that are within the clade coloured blue and green in Fig. 1. This clade makes up the majority of all individuals located in this region, and a majority of this clade is located in this region (60 of 64 with geographic data). c Locations of individuals (16) who almost all comprise a single cluster exclusive to a ~50-km-wide region along the banks of the River Ebro in La Rioja, just south of País Vasco and Navarra
