Bayesian assignment of American mink from Sweden in the genetic clusters identified by STRUCTURE analysed in two hierarchical levels.
Andrzej Zalewski
Hanna Zalewska
Sven-Gunnar Lunneryd
Carl André
Grzegorz Mikusiński
10.1371/journal.pone.0157972.g004
https://plos.figshare.com/articles/figure/Bayesian_assignment_of_American_mink_from_Sweden_in_the_genetic_clusters_identified_by_STRUCTURE_analysed_in_two_hierarchical_levels_/3926118
<p>Each American mink is represented by a single vertical bar. The locality of origin and year of capture for each individual is indicated below. Dashed black lines indicate the threshold probabilities of 0.80 and 0.20, used to assign each individual to a single cluster. Red arrow indicates one individual from the South Coast which was caught in 2007 and was included with the group of mink caught in 2010. M–indicates individuals from Koster Island assigned as migrants from the coast at level 1.</p>
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Reduced Genetic Diversity
population control programme
non-native species control programmes
population size
Genetic monitoring
Koster Islands allelic richness
Invasive Species Control Eradication
control programmes
American mink
microsatellite DNA data
Effective population size
Koster Islands archipelago