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The Great Wall of China: a physical barrier to gene flow?

H Su, L-J Qu, K He, Z Zhang, J Wang, Z Chen and H Gu

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Map of sampling sites.

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RAPD banding patterns of subpopulation UmaSC amplified using primer S419. M: DNA/EcoRI+HindIII markers. 1–17: individuals from subpopulation.

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(a) Neighbour-joining dendrogram of 40 P. armeniaca individuals from the Great Wall site. (b) Neighbour-joining dendrogram of 40 P. armeniaca individuals from the control site.

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Samples collected along two sides of the Juyong-guan Wall: (a) U. pumila, (b) Z. jujuba, (c) C. caespitosa, (d) H. hispidus, (e) V. negundo, and (f) P. armeniaca. The scales of Figure 4b–e are the same as that in Figure 4a.

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Table 1 - Species and subpopulations studied from the (a) Juyong-guan Great Wall and (b) control site.

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Table 2 - Primers, number of total RAPD bands and polymorphic bands detected in subpopulations.

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Table 3 - Analysis of molecular variation (AMOVA) for 11 subpopulations comparison.

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The Great Wall of China: a physical barrier to gene flow?

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Table 1 - Species and subpopulations studied from the (a) Juyong-guan Great Wall and (b) control site.

Table 2 - Primers, number of total RAPD bands and polymorphic bands detected in subpopulations.

Table 3 - Analysis of molecular variation (AMOVA) for 11 subpopulations comparison.