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. 2016 Jul 14;166(2):481–491. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2016.05.063

Figure 4.

Figure 4

Evidence for the Importance of the Last Glacial Maximum in Structuring Historic and Modern Distribution of Relict and Non-relict Groups

(A) Coalescence rates over time for pairs of individuals from different ADMIXTURE groups, inferred using MSMC. Comparisons are between non-relicts from the same group (blue), Iberian relicts (red), non-relicts from different groups (purple), and relicts and non-relicts (green). The latter also includes comparisons of relicts from different geographic regions, which look similar to relict—non-relict comparisons. Solid lines indicate means, shading standard deviations. Between 49 and 62 random pairs were used. Light blue vertical bars show the last four glacial periods.

(B) Left, distributions of pairwise nucleotide diversity in 5-kb windows for four selected pairs of accessions. Colors indicate provenance of accessions, shown on right. Inset, counts in the extreme tail of the distributions.

See also Table S1.