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Fig. 2. Population history of V. sylvestris ecotypes. (A) Geographic isolation and population separation of V. sylvestris ecotypes. Pie charts show mean ancestry proportion at K = 8. Same color scheme as in Fig. 1B is used. (B) Demographic histories of V. sylvestris populations deduced from Stairway Plot 2. Lines indicate medians with 75% and 95% confidence intervals. (C) Population split times among ecotypes with MSMC2. Red bars indicate medians with 95% confidence intervals. (D) Ecological niche modeling of the suitable habitats for V. sylvestris ecotypes. The color scale shows suitability score.