Figure legend in original article (CC-by): "Approximate geographic ranges, pelage patterns, and phylogenetic relationships between giraffe subspecies based on mtDNA sequences. Colored dots on the map represent sampling localities (see additional files 1 and 10 for detailed locality information).<br>
The phylogenetic tree is a maximum-likelihood phylogram based on 1 707 base pairs of mtDNA sequence (1 143 nt of cytochrome b, 429 nt control region and 135 nt of tRNA) from 266 giraffes. Asterisks (✻) along branches correspond to node values of &gt; 90% bootstrap support. Stars (★) at branch tips identify paraphyletic haplotypes found in Masai and Reticulated giraffes."
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