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

Figure 4.

Figure 4.

The distribution of FST values under different degrees of geographical separation. The top panel shows the distribution of FST values across individual loci for three different pairwise comparisons: (a) 1A × 1C. (b) 2A × 5C. (c) 2A × 1C. The bottom panel presents a bar plot of the distribution of point estimates for logit(FST) across the genome for these same comparisons. The dashed black line is the genome-wide distribution of logit(FST)(i.e. the Gaussian normal hierarchical prior for locus-specific logit(FST)). The vertical line in each pane denotes the 95th quantile of the genome-wide distribution, which was used to delimit high FST outliers. The FST distribution tended to be the most ‘L-shaped’ for geographically adjacent pairs and became less ‘L-shaped’ with increasing geographical separation of populations. See electronic supplementary material for statistics involving all 28 pairwise comparisons.