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. 2015 Mar 11;115(1):37–46. doi: 10.1038/hdy.2015.10

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Summary of the candidate sex-linked RAD markers found in the dioecious (ESP) and androdioecious (KOE) populations. We note that this is an overview of the patterns of sex linkage found in our data set, not a genetic map. We show both markers specific for a particular sex chromosome (W and Z specific) and also markers with complete sex linkage (sex-linked markers). SNPs present in polymorphic RAD markers are indicated in the corresponding cells. Strong colours indicate complete sex linkage (blue for Z linked and green for W linked), whereas paler colours represents markers that are in LD to the sex-linked markers in the population-level LD analysis. Sex-linked markers shared between ESP and KOE are enclosed in a red box.