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. 2012 Oct 13;279(1749):5058–5065. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2012.0813

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Figure 1. — Evolutionary divergence between geographically adjacent versus geographically separated population pairs of Timema cristinae. Codes on the x-axis label the population pairs (A refers to use of Adenostoma as a host and C to use of Ceanothus). (a) Sexual isolation is stronger between adjacent versus separated populations (p < 0.01), indicative of reinforcement. Numbers above bars represent number of mating pairs tested. (b) Divergence in cryptic coloration is weaker between adjacent versus separated populations (p < 0.05), indicative of homogenizing gene flow. Numbers above bars represent number of individuals scored for the presence versus absence of a dorsal stripe.