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Table 6 Effective population size and genetic drift in the samples

From: Temporal genetic structure in a poecilogonous polychaete: the interplay of developmental mode and environmental stochasticity

 

MLNE (95% CI)

MBT (95% CI)

MLNEopen (95% CI)

Mean Fs’ (SE) between temporal samples

FIA 08-10

   

FIA 08-09

0.0036 (0.0043)

217.4 (107–2894)

144.9 (68–721)

63.3 (47–93)

FIA 09-10

0.0110 (0.0023)

FIF 08-10

   

FIF 08-09

0.0147 (0.0066)

186.2 (97–1077)

142.6 (62–1654)

42.7 (32–59)

FIF 09-10

0.0202 (0.0071)

DKV 08-10

   

DKV 08-09

0.0105 (0.0105)

176.8 (118–314)

169.0 (81–715)

52.2 (39–72)

DKV 09-10

0.0166 (0.0056)

DKR 09-10

     

213.3 (97–2989)

80.6 (60–267)

42.5 (31–64)

DKR 09-10

0.0187 (0.0116)

DKH 08-10

     

355.5 (134-inf)

82.8 (45–201)

45.5 (29–73)

DKH 08-10

0.0166 (0.0093)

NET 09-11

   

NET 09-10

0.0077 (0.0301)

142.1(103–208)

58.0 (37–94)

43.7 (34–57)

NET 10-11

0.0635 (0.0297)

UK 09-10

     

1117.8 (170-inf)

660.6 (109-inf)

89.7 (57–168)

UK 09-10

0.0005 (0.0041)

  1. Estimates of effective population size (Ne) and their 95% confidence intervals (inf = infinite) calculated with different methods (see text for more information). Mean Fs’ (SE = standard error) is the observed allele frequency change (i.e. drift) between the temporal samples (from analysis with TempoFs).