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. 2019 Nov 9;37(3):904–922. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msz263

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Fig. 7. — The genomic positions of UCE (top), AHE (middle), and RELEC (bottom) loci on the six Anolis carolinensis macrochromosomes. Markers that correspond to microchromosomes or unmapped regions are not shown. The y axis shows the % GC content at each locus in A. carolinensis, with dots outlined in magenta in the RELEC panel corresponding to third codon GC content. A pattern of GC content increase at chromosome ends (where recombination is highest) would be evidence for GC-biased gene conversion, though this pattern is not apparent in any data set.