Figure 4
From: Assessing population genetic structure via the maximisation of genetic distance
Schematic representation of the population structure and the relationship with geographic regions in humans. STRUCTURE results taken from Rosenberg et al. [34] and BAPS results from Corander et al. [21]; MGD: maximisation of the genetic distance method, K: number of inferred clusters, N: population size; each box corresponds to a geographical region and the width of the boxes indicates graphically the number of genotyped individuals; Af: Africa (N = 119), E: Europe (N = 161), ME: Middle East (N = 178), CSA: Central-South Asia (N = 210), EA: East Asia (N = 241), O: Oceania (N = 39), Am: America (N = 108), Kal: Kalash (N = 25), Kar: Karitiana (N = 24), S: Surui (N = 21); black lines separate regional affiliations (on the top of the figure) of the individuals; for each analysed K the partition obtained with each methodology is represented with K different colours.
