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. 2018 Nov 16;36(2):283–303. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msy208

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Fig. 2. — Geographic pattern of genetic diversity for Chinese sheep. (A) Nucleotide diversity (θ_π) distributions in Chinese sheep groups and Tibetan sheep subgroups from various regions of China. The white dot indicates the median value of each group/subgroup. (B) Heterozygosity (H_e) distributions in Chinese sheep groups and Tibetan sheep subgroups from various regions of China. The white dot indicates the median value of each group/subgroup. (C) Synthetic maps illustrating the geographic variation in nucleotide diversity (θ_π) in the Tibet and Qinghai subgroups of Tibetan sheep. (D) Linkage disequilibrium (LD) decay for five geographic groups/subgroups of populations measured by r². (E) The proportions of mtDNA lineages in the three subgroups of Tibetan sheep (Tibet, Qinghai, and margin subgroups). (F) The proportions of Y-chromosome haplotypes in three subgroups of Tibetan sheep (Tibet, Qinghai, and margin subgroups).