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. 2020 Aug 17;216(2):585–597. doi: 10.1534/genetics.120.303474

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Reproductive phenotypes of hybrid male mice vary with genetic background and age. (A) Combined testes weight and (B) sperm count of the eight distinct hybrids across three ages: 8 weeks (circles), 20 weeks (diamonds), and 35 weeks (squares). The DM hybrid males (red borders) exhibited higher phenotypes relative to all MD hybrid males (black borders) and were fertile at all ages. PWKDBA2 (light blue with black border) exhibited higher reproductive parameters than other MD hybrids at all ages, consistent with their fertility. Slight increases in testes weights and average sperm count in PWKAJ (yellow with black border) and PWKB6 (gray with black border) hybrid males coincided with transient fertility in those types at 20 weeks of age, which subsided by 35 weeks of age.