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. 2018 Mar 21;109(4):372–383. doi: 10.1093/jhered/esy009

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Figure 5. — Local ancestry assignment in Mexican wolves. The proportion of each chromosome assigned to domestic dog ancestry in (A) MB, (B) GR, (C) AG, and (D) CL Mexican wolves. (E) The relationship between the number and length of local ancestry fragments assigned to domestic dogs in Mexican wolves. Mexican wolves are shown as pie charts with slices proportional to each wolf’s predicted ancestry in the 3 captive lineages according to the official studbook (Siminski 2011). (F) Locations of local ancestry fragments in an example Mexican wolf (#431, 100% predicted GR ancestry). Ancestry plots for all individual Mexican wolves can be found in Supplementary Figure S2. See online version for full colors. MB = McBride, AR = Aragón, GR = Ghost Ranch, CL = cross-lineage, NAGW = North American gray wolves, EUGW = European gray wolves.