Figure 1From: Experimental evidence for asymmetric mate preference and aggression: behavioral interactions in a woodrat (Neotoma) hybrid zoneLocation of woodrat contact zone in the Kelso Valley of the southern Sierra Nevada, California where females and males for mate preference trials were trapped from seven localities (●). Pie charts represent the genotypic proportion of Neotoma bryanti (black), N. lepida (white), and hybrids (cross-hatch). Sample sizes (n) of experimental [and genotyped] individuals are noted with each piechart. Letters in inset indicate counties of origin for specimens that were used as part of an analysis of body mass (A = Alameda, I = Inyo, K = Kern, L = Lassen, B = San Bernadino, and D = San Diego).Back to article page