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. 2019 May 25;69(1):91–109. doi: 10.1093/sysbio/syz035

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Figure 7. — Examples of violin plots of relatedness of Dactylorhiza allotetraploids to potential ancestral genomes (diploid or autotetraploid): a) D. majalis; b) D. sphagnicola (including D. calcifugens); c) D. urvilleana; and d) D. cordigera. Within each panel, plots of relatedness of the allotetraploids to members of the D. fuchsii-maculata clade are shown to the left of a dashed vertical bar and members of the D. incarnata-euxina clade to the right. Stars indicate significantly different distributions (* 0.05; *** 0.001). Eux = D. euxina, Fol = D. foliosa, Fuc = D. fuchsii, Ger = D. gervasiana, Inc = D. incarnata, Mac = D. maculata, Sac = D. saccifera, Umb = D. umbrosa. Plots for the rest of the allotetraploids are given as Supplementary Fig. S4 available on Dryad.

Inline graphic — Examples of violin plots of relatedness of Dactylorhiza allotetraploids to potential ancestral genomes (diploid or autotetraploid): a) D. majalis; b) D. sphagnicola (including D. calcifugens); c) D. urvilleana; and d) D. cordigera. Within each panel, plots of relatedness of the allotetraploids to members of the D. fuchsii-maculata clade are shown to the left of a dashed vertical bar and members of the D. incarnata-euxina clade to the right. Stars indicate significantly different distributions (* 0.05; *** 0.001). Eux = D. euxina, Fol = D. foliosa, Fuc = D. fuchsii, Ger = D. gervasiana, Inc = D. incarnata, Mac = D. maculata, Sac = D. saccifera, Umb = D. umbrosa. Plots for the rest of the allotetraploids are given as Supplementary Fig. S4 available on Dryad.