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From: Regionally and climatically restricted patterns of distribution of genetic diversity in a migratory bat species, Miniopterus schreibersii(Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae)

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a) The geographic positions of the area of interest. The squares and circles depict the localities that have individuals with clade S and clade P haplotypes, respectively. The details of the sampling localities are provided in Table 1. The colors of the squares correspond to 2nd level nested clades in Figure 1b. Specifically, the purple squares designate the distribution of the putative most ancestral haplotype, S15, of the entire network. The light blue squares designate the most ancestral haplotype, S3, in the light blue 2nd level nested clade, 2.3. The green squares represent all of the haplotypes comprising green 2nd level nested clade, 2.2. When the squares comprise more than one color, they represent haplotypes comprising purple or light blue 2nd level nested clades, other than S15 or S3, being found in the particular locality. For instance, the purple/white coloring of localities 14, 15 and 16 indicate that haplotypes belonging to the purple nested clade, 2.1, are found in it, but none of these are the haplotype S15. Similarly, in localities 20 and 28, designated as light blue and white, haplotypes belonging to the light blue nested clade, 2.2, are found, but none of these are the haplotype S3. In locality 19, haplotypes belonging to the purple (but not S15) and light blue (but not S3) are found. Finally in localities 25 and 26, in addition to the red 2nd level nested clade, 2.4, haplotypes, non-S15 purple and non-S3 light-blue haplotypes are found. b) NCA diagram for clade S. The colored polygrams represent the four, second-level nested clades.

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