Fig. 2.
Within-infection Fws fixation indices for each clinical isolate sampled in the Guinean and Gambian populations, ordered by increasing index value within each population. Dashed line marks Fws = 0.95, above which an isolate may be considered to contain a single predominant genotype. The distribution of Fws values in the Guinean population was lower than in the Gambian population (Mann–Whitney test, P = 0.04; Fws values >0.95 were set at a fixed value for this comparison as they represent isolates with a single predominant genotype).