Fig. 3.
Temperature has a minor influence on some important factors governing the invasion dynamics. (A) Fraction of P-element insertions with any internal deletion (ID; all) and an ID that may repress P-element activity (KP-like repressor). Only samples at the plateau of the invasions were used (hot ≥20, cold ≥70 generations). (B) Total size of piRNA clusters during the invasions based on unambiguously mapped piRNAs. (C) Average number of P-element insertions in piRNA clusters per haploid genome. Only samples at the plateau of the invasion are shown. (D) Enrichment of P-element insertions in piRNA clusters, ORCs and insertion sites shared among species. Only samples with more than 10 P-element insertions per haploid genome were used (generations ≥20 hot and ≥50 cold).

Temperature has a minor influence on some important factors governing the invasion dynamics. (A) Fraction of P-element insertions with any internal deletion (ID; all) and an ID that may repress P-element activity (KP-like repressor). Only samples at the plateau of the invasions were used (hot 20, cold 70 generations). (B) Total size of piRNA clusters during the invasions based on unambiguously mapped piRNAs. (C) Average number of P-element insertions in piRNA clusters per haploid genome. Only samples at the plateau of the invasion are shown. (D) Enrichment of P-element insertions in piRNA clusters, ORCs and insertion sites shared among species. Only samples with more than 10 P-element insertions per haploid genome were used (generations 20 hot and 50 cold).

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