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. 2013 Jun 20;9(6):e1003105. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003105

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Inline graphic — Note that the NATSAL network admits similar epidemic trajectories with markedly different degree distributions (A–C). Panels D, E show the cumulative distributions of the cluster sizes in the ER (red) and NATSAL (blue) networks, and illustrate that these do not parallel the degree distribution; NATSAL networks do not have particularly more variable cluster sizes within trees. Panels F and G show the variance and skewness in boxplots; each box represents all trees from the given network and time point as in other figures.

Note that the NATSAL network admits similar epidemic trajectories with markedly different degree distributions (A–C). Panels D, E show the cumulative distributions of the cluster sizes in the ER (red) and NATSAL (blue) networks, and illustrate that these do not parallel the degree distribution; NATSAL networks do not have particularly more variable cluster sizes within trees. Panels F and G show the variance and skewness in boxplots; each box represents all trees from the given network and time point as in other figures.