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. 2013 Nov 18;8(11):e79667. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0079667

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© 2013 Matteo Fumagalli

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Population structure predicted over a grid for a single replicate under different experimental scenarios. Simulations were performed as described in Figure 3, in the case of low genetic subdivision. Grey cells represent locations where a different sub-population was predicted to be located from sequencing data compared to the case of known genotypes of all individuals. These particular replicates show a proportion of mislabelled cells equal to be the medium of the distribution. Note that replicates are not the same across the different tested scenarios.

Inline graphic — Population structure predicted over a grid for a single replicate under different experimental scenarios. Simulations were performed as described in Figure 3, in the case of low genetic subdivision. Grey cells represent locations where a different sub-population was predicted to be located from sequencing data compared to the case of known genotypes of all individuals. These particular replicates show a proportion of mislabelled cells equal to be the medium of the distribution. Note that replicates are not the same across the different tested scenarios.