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. 2024 Jul 2;15:5568. doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-49769-x

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Fig. 6 — a Demographic history of dugong individuals from 11 locations inferred using PSMC. Okinawa, Exmouth Gulf, and Coogee Beach are single individuals, while three individuals from the remaining Queensland locations are plotted. b Effective population size of populations from the Australian east coast (Queensland) inferred using SMC++. The most recent Torres Strait land border period is shaded in blue; the gray continuous line indicates the estimated emergence time of a potential ecological barrier at or near the Whitsunday Islands. c Inbreeding in dugong individuals from 463 to two generations ago. The y-axis shows F_ROH, the sum length of all ROHs (runs of homozygosity) of a particular length cutoff divided by the autosomal genome length; the x-axis indicates various dugong populations.