Fig. 2
Admixed or non-admixed origin of D. suzukii in Europe inferred for each sample sites. Potential source populations include (among others) the Asian native range (represented by the Japanese sample site JP-Tok) and the invasive genetic group from eastern US represented by one of the four invasive sample sites collected in this area (fig. 1). Four replicate independent ABC-RF treatments corresponding to the analysis 3b (table 2) were hence carried out for each targeted European sample site using one of the four eastern US sample site. The treatments labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4 in the pies of the figure have been carried out with the sample sites US-NC, US-Wis, US-Gen, and US-Col, respectively. A pie quarter in blue indicates that the best scenario corresponds to a single introduction event from Asia. A pie quarter in red indicates that the best scenario corresponds to an admixture event between Asia and eastern US. Dates in italic correspond to the dates of first record of the European sample sites.

Admixed or non-admixed origin of D. suzukii in Europe inferred for each sample sites. Potential source populations include (among others) the Asian native range (represented by the Japanese sample site JP-Tok) and the invasive genetic group from eastern US represented by one of the four invasive sample sites collected in this area (fig. 1). Four replicate independent ABC-RF treatments corresponding to the analysis 3b (table 2) were hence carried out for each targeted European sample site using one of the four eastern US sample site. The treatments labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4 in the pies of the figure have been carried out with the sample sites US-NC, US-Wis, US-Gen, and US-Col, respectively. A pie quarter in blue indicates that the best scenario corresponds to a single introduction event from Asia. A pie quarter in red indicates that the best scenario corresponds to an admixture event between Asia and eastern US. Dates in italic correspond to the dates of first record of the European sample sites.

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