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. 2020 Apr 29;37(9):2568–2583. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msaa108

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Fig. 4. — Topology weightings across the Z-chromosome and chromosome 15. Twisst analysis on 50 SNPs windows for a species topology with the relations: ((Old World Helicoverpa armigera, Brazilian H. armigera 2017) (New World H. zea, Brazilian H. zea 2017)). Blue represents the weight of the species topology ((Old World H. armigera, Brazilian H. armigera 2017) (New World H. zea, Brazilian H. zea 2017)). Green ((Brazilian H. zea 2017, Brazilian H. armigera 2017) (New World H. zea, Old World H. armigera)) and orange ((Brazilian H. zea 2017, Old World H. armigera) (New World H. zea, Brazilian H. armigera 2017)) are alternative topologies to the species tree. See supplementary figure S4, Supplementary Material online, for explanations of the topologies.