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Figure 5: Skyline Plot Showing the Effective Population Size (Ne) of Nectomys Squamipes.
doi 10.7717/peerj.5333/fig-5
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Table 5: Contemporary Effective Population Size.
Figure 5: Bayesian Skyline Plots of Provanna Gastropods, With Time or Mutations Per Sites Plotted on the Horizontal Axis and Generation-Scaled Effective Population Size on the Vertical Axis.
Figure 5: The Bland-Altman Plot Showing the Difference Between the AI BA and the Reference Standard.
Figure 1: Manhattan Plot Showing Genes Associated With Stroke.
Figure 4: Historical Demographic Trends of the Median Estimate of the Maternal Effective Population Size Over Time (Bold Line) Constructed Using a Bayesian Skyline Plot Approach Based on Concatenated 16s-Coi-Cytbhaplotypes ofM. Neritoidessampled in 1992, 1993 and 1996.
Figure 5: CCA Ordination Plot for the Sites.
Table 1: Analysis of Molecular Variance (AMOVA) for Nectomys Squamipes Considering River Basins, Localities, and the Genetic Markers.
