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Resolution: standard / high Figure 3.
Bayesian haplotype tree depicting relationships among sampled Myiopsitta monachus haplotypes relative to their geographic and taxonomic distributions. The names of each haplotype are as in Figure 2. Bayesian posterior probabilities
(> 50%) are indicated above the branches. Each column in the associated table is a
locality sorted by country with abbreviations following Table 1. Each row is a haplotype
according to its placement in the tree on the left; the number of individuals at that
sampling locality exhibiting that particular haplotype is indicated in each cell.
Shading represents the subspecies designation for the distribution of haplotypes according
to Figure 1. Bolded italicized numbers indicate the distribution of individuals collected
in the naturalized range in the United States. Total number of sampled individuals
exhibiting each haplotype (N) is denoted in the last column. For illustration purposes,
accurate branch lengths leading to the outgroup are not shown (indicated by dashed
line).
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