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. 2024 Oct 16;635(8037):178–185. doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07991-z

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Fig. 3 — a, Haplotypes at the SNPs that are differentiated between the two ecospecies for hspSiberia and hspIndigenousNAmerica strains, and randomly selected representatives from other populations. The major Hardy allele is represented in red and the major Ubiquitous allele in blue; other alleles are shown in white. Black vertical lines separate different genes. b, Number of Hardy alleles as a function of average genetic distance with Ubiquitous ecospecies strains from hspIndigenousSAmerica, hspSiberia and hspIndigenousNAmerica. Dots are coloured based on their populations with Ubiquitous strains represented by crosses and Hardy strains represented by circles. Filled diamonds indicate Ubiquitous outlier strains with a higher number of Hardy alleles than expected for a strain at that genetic distance. c, Map showing location of Hardy (circles) and Ubiquitous (squares) strains from hspIndigenousSAmerica, hspSiberia, hspIndigenousNAmerica and hpSahul populations, as well as strains that were outliers (filled diamonds) compared with their population in the number of Hardy alleles they have. For some strains, information on where they were isolated (latitude and longitude) was missing, in which case we entered the coordinates of their country of isolation.