Figure 7
From: Simple sequence repeats in Neurospora crassa: distribution, polymorphism and evolutionary inference
Genetic linkage maps of three mapping populations. Each linkage group is named according to their cross number and the corresponding chromosome number. Cross number is expressed by a letter; A (N6, FGSC#4825 × FGSC#2223), B (N4, FGSC#4720 × FGSC4715), and C (N2, FGSC#3223 × FGSC#4724). For example, 1-A indicates the linkage group that corresponding chromosome 1 in the cross N2. The corresponding linkage groups from different crosses are alignedbased on the relative positions of anchor markers. The anchor markers are underlined and connected by thin lines among the corresponding linkage groups. The physical location of each marker is indicated by the super-contig number followed by the marker name, e.g. MN018-3 and MN015-3 are two markers that are located in the super-contig 3 [70]. The scale on the left of each linkage group shows a relative map position denoted by centi-morgan (cM).