The polarization studies using linear sweep voltammetry analysis revealed the maximum open circuit potential, power and current densities of the fabricated MFC to be 0.68 ± 0.03 V, 1650 ± 50 mW/m2 and 7135 ± 110 mA/m2 respectively.
High coverage metagenomic analysis revealed a disconnection between smooth phenotypic sweeps and the complexity of genetic changes in the population.
Genome-wide association analysis revealed a strong link between the selective sweep on linkage group 5 and resistance to EMB which was the most commonly used pesticide between years 2000 to 2010, when the samples upon which the study is based were collected.
Quadrant analysis revealed elevated frequencies of Q2 (ejection) and Q4 (sweep) events in the immediate lee of the patch, which contributed to the observed high levels of shear stress.
A genome-wide association analysis revealed that a broad region around the selective sweep of LG5 had a strong and significant contribution to the variation in EMB resistance.
Its analysis revealed a pronounced variability of resistance genes across geographic ranges and identified selective sweeps and associations between metabolic genes and metabolic phenotypes.
It is worth noting that in the case of two other Maculinea taxa (M. alcon and M. 'rebeli'), molecular analysis revealed no differences supporting division into separate species [ 33, 62] and possible selective sweeps cannot be ruled out as well [ 33].
The analysis revealed two surprises.
Subsequent analysis revealed the species to be distinct.
