Figure 8
Expected FST values for 2,000 generations of simulated neutral divergence. (A) During divergence without gene flow (m = 0) FST rapidly increases, achieving fixation at 2,000 generations under all recombination rates; (B) During divergence with low levels of migration (m = 0.0001) FST increases rapidly, approaching fixation at 2,000 generations for all recombination rates; (C) During divergence with intermediate levels of migration (m = 0.001) FST increases rapidly during the initial ∼300 generations, after which it continues to fluctuate around 0.2 with some variation between recombination rates; and (D) During divergence with high levels of gene flow (m = 0.01) low levels of FST are maintained across all 2,000 generations of divergence.

Expected FST values for 2,000 generations of simulated neutral divergence. (A) During divergence without gene flow (m = 0) FST rapidly increases, achieving fixation at 2,000 generations under all recombination rates; (B) During divergence with low levels of migration (m = 0.0001) FST increases rapidly, approaching fixation at 2,000 generations for all recombination rates; (C) During divergence with intermediate levels of migration (m = 0.001) FST increases rapidly during the initial ∼300 generations, after which it continues to fluctuate around 0.2 with some variation between recombination rates; and (D) During divergence with high levels of gene flow (m = 0.01) low levels of FST are maintained across all 2,000 generations of divergence.

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