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. 2021 May 5;10:e67784. doi: 10.7554/eLife.67784

Figure 1. Parallel and convergent evolution.

Figure 1.

The schema describes our use of parallel (A) and convergent (B) evolution for within-species chemotypic variation. The letters in the blue box represent the state of the source/ancestral haplotypes. The letters within the yellow box represent the newly derived haplotypes that arose by genetic mutation in the source haplotype. Finally, X, Y and Z show the chemotypes that arise from each haplotype. Blue and red arrows represent parallel or convergent genetic changes (respectively), while mustard arrows represent the enzymatic result.