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. 2005 Mar;169(3):1553–1571. doi: 10.1534/genetics.104.032367

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Figure 4.— — Comparison between the egg-adult viabilities estimated in this experiment and those by Gardner et al. (2001)(horizontal and vertical axes, respectively). (a) Viability of TM1/+ relative to TM1/TM2; (b) relative viability of TM2/+; (c) geometric mean relative viability of TM1/+ and TM2/+. Each circle represents one + chromosome, averaged over the two replicates. Solid circles, +/+ lethal; shaded circles, +/+ viable; large circles, “invader” lines; small circles, “transient” lines. (Note that in the transient lines, only the viability of TM2/+ relative to TM1/TM2 can be estimated unambiguously; hence these data appear only in b.)

Figure 4.— — Comparison between the egg-adult viabilities estimated in this experiment and those by Gardner et al. (2001)(horizontal and vertical axes, respectively). (a) Viability of TM1/+ relative to TM1/TM2; (b) relative viability of TM2/+; (c) geometric mean relative viability of TM1/+ and TM2/+. Each circle represents one + chromosome, averaged over the two replicates. Solid circles, +/+ lethal; shaded circles, +/+ viable; large circles, “invader” lines; small circles, “transient” lines. (Note that in the transient lines, only the viability of TM2/+ relative to TM1/TM2 can be estimated unambiguously; hence these data appear only in b.)