Topographical map of eastern Canada showing the proportions of three genetic clusters of red foxes in each locality.

The pie charts of each genetic cluster are as presented in Fig 7A . Dashed lines indicate changes in pattern of genetic variation between northwestern vs northeastern localities (left) and interior and coastal localities (right). The map was generated in topographical-map.com. (PPTX)

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Susan A. Nadin-Davis (7354802), Emilie Falardeau (10150779), Alex Flynn (10150782), Hugh Whitney (217457), H. Dawn Marshall (10150785)
Format: Conference Object
Language:unknown
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Ecology
Infectious Diseases
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
rabies virus spread
impact rabies spread
population structure
Arctic fox sympatry
33 mitochondrial control region hap.
fox population substructure
rabies virus subtypes
18 control region haplotypes
disease transmission patterns
fox populations
157 Arctic foxes
mitochondrial DNA control region se.
rabies virus
Arctic foxes
9- locus microsatellite genotypes
wildlife disease surveillance
Arctic
Canada
Arctic Fox
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0246508.s002
Description
Summary:The pie charts of each genetic cluster are as presented in Fig 7A . Dashed lines indicate changes in pattern of genetic variation between northwestern vs northeastern localities (left) and interior and coastal localities (right). The map was generated in topographical-map.com. (PPTX)

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