Fig. 2From: Genetic diversity of human head lice and molecular detection of associated bacterial pathogens in Democratic Republic of CongoCytb haplotype networks of human body and head lice. The five connected subnets corresponding to the known clades: A, D, B, C and E. Each circle indicates a unique haplotype, and variations in circle size are proportional to haplotype frequencies. Pie colors and sizes in circles represent the continents and the number of their sequence for a haplotype. The length of the links between nodes is proportional to the number of mutations. The types of haplotypes identified in this study are underlinedBack to article page