Figure 2: Minimum spanning tree of the genetic distance in the
AS dataset. White arrows indicate one rosette of multiple multilocus
genotypes differing from one allele of a central multilocus genotype,
suspected to be recent mutants of a same multilocus lineage. Black arrow
indicates a rosary pattern of multilocus genotypes differing from few
alleles, suspected to be clones of a same multilocus lineage in which
other sampled clones may have accumulated few mutations over
generations.
Table1: An example of formatted triploid dataset ready to be
analysed by GenAPoPop. Bold headers indicate the minimum
required columns per individual; italic headers optional columns
expected to format the minimum spanning tree of the genetic distances
between individuals. One or multiple additional columns with custom
information like ecological, physiological, traits, latitude and
longitude, etc. can figure anywhere before the column containing the
first allele of the first locus.