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From: Selection and geographic isolation influence hummingbird speciation: genetic, acoustic and morphological divergence in the wedge-tailed sabrewing (Campylopterus curvipennis)

Figure 2

Sampling localities, geographic distribution, and genealogical relationships of mtDNA haplotypes. A. Pie charts indicate the frequency of occurrence of haplotypes in each population, and colors correspond to those shown in the haplotype network below. The current natural range of cloud forest (indicated by dark gray shading) is overlaid on a relief map of eastern Mexico. B. Statistical parsimony haplotype network derived from a combined matrix of mitochondrial genes (ATPase 6-8 and control region). Each circle represents a haplotype and its size is proportional to its frequency. Lines represent a single mutational change and black circles correspond to unsampled haplotypes.

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