Wolbachia association with the tsetse fly, Glossina fuscipes fuscipes, reveals high levels of genetic diversity and complex evolutionary dynamics

Table 2 Haplotype and genetic diversity estimates for Wolbachia gro EL sequence groups for the conservative dataset

Group	Haplotype Diversity (H_d)	Nucleotide Diversity (Π)	Haplotypes (N)	Sequences (N)	Segregating Sites (N)
Entire Dataset	0.945	0.02569	21	56	52
Group “1”	0.938	0.01276	19	52	24
Subgroup “1a”	0.905	0.00691	13	36	15
Subgroup “1b”	0.644	0.00535	4	10	7
Subgroup “1c”	0.600	0.00188	2	6	1
Group “2”	0.667	0.00208	2	4	1
mtDNA N	0.957	0.01142	14	22	18
mtDNA S	0.937	0.03197	14	27	46

Groups refer to those shown in Figure 3. MtDNA N and mtDNA S refer to the host fly northern and southern mtDNA haplogroups, respectively, defined in [28, 29]. Wolbachia groEL sequences were assigned to the haplogroup of the individual fly from which they were obtained.

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