Figure 1
Comparative linkage mapping of the upper end of chromosome 6 in Iron Mountain M. guttatus hybrids. In a freely recombining cross (left: IM179 × IM767 F2; n = 86), this region spans ∼40 cM, whereas recombination is highly suppressed in all three F2 mapping populations segregating for the inv6 haplotype (right; c3 map shown). Marker names are to the right, and centimorgans are to the left of bar. Shared markers are highlighted in italic red type.

Comparative linkage mapping of the upper end of chromosome 6 in Iron Mountain M. guttatus hybrids. In a freely recombining cross (left: IM179 × IM767 F2; n = 86), this region spans ∼40 cM, whereas recombination is highly suppressed in all three F2 mapping populations segregating for the inv6 haplotype (right; c3 map shown). Marker names are to the right, and centimorgans are to the left of bar. Shared markers are highlighted in italic red type.

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