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Admixture bar plots for individual <i>Ae. aegypti</i> from Kenya (Fig 2i).

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Population names are reported on the x-axis. The y-axis reports the probability of assignment from each individual (Q-value) to one of the genetic groups identified, which are represented by different colors. Each vertical bar represents an individual. Individuals with 100% assignment to one group are identified by a single color. Bars with different percentages of colors represent individuals with mixed ancestry; the thick black lines within the plots indicate population limits. Fig 2ii: Admixture bar plots for Kenyan Ae. aegypti population.

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