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Table 3 Estimates of population sizes and migration rates obtained from final Migrate runs

From: Strong population genetic structuring in an annual fish, Nothobranchius furzeri, suggests multiple savannah refugia in southern Mozambique

(a) LimpS

 

From Pop207

From Pop120

From Pop119

From Pop326

  

Pop207 (136 m)

25.7

2.21

1.61,2

1.91,2

  

Pop120 (56 m)

4.8

7.4

7.81

41,2

  

Pop119 (48 m)

7.32

6

4.0

10.41

  

Pop326 (30 m)

2.62

7.92

6.3

6.7

  

(b) LimpN:

 

From Pop13

From Pop8

From Pop2

From Pop1

From Pop50

From Pop55

Pop13 (129 m)

0.8

11.81

8.51,2

10.11,2

5.61,2

13.21,2

Pop8 (118 m)

8.1

0.9

5.51

15.21,2

5.61,2

7.01,2

Pop2 (77 m)

10.82

4.4

1.4

9.91

5.61,2

10.91,2

Pop1 (59 m)

13.02

4.22

13.1

1.8

11.71

5.51,2

Pop50 (49 m)

2.92

11.72

3.42

10.4

1.6

9.01

Pop55 (33 m)

11.22

6.12

7.22

5.82

7.9

2.4

  1. (a) LimpS clade; (b) Limp N clade. Numbers in bold along the diagonals indicate θ (=4Ne*μ) estimates, while other numbers indicate the estimates of immigration rates from respective sites (M=m/μ). Upper indices relate to the alternative hypotheses tested through the LRT. 1 indicates those parameters, which were constrained to zero in the model assuming only downward migration, while 2 indicates those constrained to zero in the stepping-stone model. Elevation of particular localities is shown in parentheses.
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