Figure 4From: The importance of comparative phylogeography in diagnosing introduced species: a lesson from the seal salamander, Desmognathus monticolaPercent divergence of Appalachian haplotypes to the Ozark population and their geographic distribution. Inset graph depicts the % sequence of the Appalachian haplotypes to the Ozark population and the % of the area of the distribution that they occur. The map shows the genetic landscape of haplotypes in relation to their divergence from the Ozark population. Note that it is necessary to include haplotypes that are ≤ 0.733% divergent from the Ozark population in order to diagnose it as introduced.Back to article page