Figure 3From: The importance of comparative phylogeography in diagnosing introduced species: a lesson from the seal salamander, Desmognathus monticolaGraphical summary of the nested haplotype structure and NCA. Individual haplotypes are listed across the top, with increasingly more inclusive nested groups extending to the bottom. Interior haplotypes/nested groups are depicted in bold italics. Significant DC, DN, and I-T values are reported. Distances that are significantly small or large are indicated with S or L, respectively. The path taken through the most recent version of the inference key is shown; RGF, restricted gene flow; PF, past fragmentation; LDC, long-distance colonization; RE w/PF, range expansion coupled with past fragmentation. NCA results directly relevant to the diagnosis of the Ozark population (haplotype F) are highlighted in blue.Back to article page