Fig. 9
From: SINE Retrotransposon variation drives Ecotypic disparity in natural populations of Coilia nasus
Diagram of repeat motifs resulting from SINE insertion in C. nasus. The upper mode denotes a preinserted locus and the absence of the SINE in C. mystus, which was used as an outgroup. The lower mode denotes a SINE insertion in the resident type of C. nasus. The “tgt” denotes TSDs at both ends of the SINE insertion. The block in pink-blue-green denotes a SINE element with three parts: tRNA-related region, body region and tail region.