The role of historical and contemporary processes on phylogeographic structure and genetic diversity in the Northern Cardinal, Cardinalis cardinalis

Table 3 Within clade genetic diversity

Locality	# of Ind	# of Hap	Nuc Div	Hap Div	Priv Hap
cardinalis
Coahuila	8	6	0.00278	0.929	0.50
Florida/Georgia	9	7	0.00406	0.944	0.56
Kansas	5	4	0.00462	0.900	0.40
Louisiana	9	8	0.00443	0.972	0.67
Minnesota/Wisconsin	9	7	0.00406	0.917	0.56
New York	9	8	0.00422	0.972	0.67
Oklahoma	10	7	0.00312	0.933	0.40
Tamaulipas/Nuevo Leon	8	8	0.00511	1.000	0.88
Texas/New Mexico	12	10	0.00371	0.955	0.40
*igneus*
Arizona/New Mexico	11	2	0.00017	0.182	0.00
Baja California Sur	13	9	0.00177	0.872	0.56
Sinaloa	19	13	0.00211	0.906	0.69
Tiburón Island	4	3	0.00368	0.833	0.67

Summary of genetic diversity within the cardinalis and igneus clades. Number of individuals (# of Ind). Number of haplotypes (# of Hap). Nucleotide diversity (Nuc Div). Haplotype diversity (Hap Div). Frequency of private haplotypes (Priv Hap).

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