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Table 2 Genetic distances (Fst above diagonal, Rst below diagonal) between honeycreeper populations

From: Genetic structure along an elevational gradient in Hawaiian honeycreepers reveals contrasting evolutionary responses to avian malaria

A. Amakihi

 

BRY

MAL

NAN

COO

CRA

CJR

SOL

low-BRY

-

0.0090

0.0082

0.0355

0.0368

0.0236

0.0201

low-MAL

0.0075

-

0.0109

0.0273

0.0335

0.0214

0.0190

low-NAN

0.0159

0.0168

-

0.0365

0.0388

0.0215

0.0214

mid-COO

-0.0445

-0.0414

0.0100

-

0.0437

0.0229

0.0332

mid-CRA

0.0683

0.0483

0.0789

0.0365

-

0.0322

0.0303

high-CJR

0.0227

0.0134

0.0219

-0.0347

0.0395

-

0.0082

high-SOL

0.0258

0.0124

0.0286

-0.0432

0.0244

0.0034

-

B. Apapane

 

LOW

COO

CRA

PUU

WAI

CJR

SOL

low- BRY/MAL/NAN

-

0.0298

0.0289

0.0311

0.0327

0.0352

0.0259

mid-COO

0.0866

-

0.0047

-0.0014

0.0165

0.0067

0.0053

mid-CRA

0.0518

-0.0059

-

0.0627

-0.0040

0.0038

0.0034

mid-PUU

0.0626

-0.0006

-0.0201

-

0.0098

0.0019

0.0050

mid-WAI

0.0977

0.1133

0.0457

0.0797

-

0.0073

0.0019

high-CJR

0.0596

0.0192

-0.0149

0.0006

0.0401

-

0.0073

high-SOL

0.0416

0.0450

0.0076

0.0280

0.0306

0.0118

-

C. Iiwi

 

MID

CJR

SOL

    

Mid- COO/PUU/WAI

-

0.0082

-0.0011

    

CJR

0.0232

-

0.0073

    

SOL

0.0147

0.0000

-

    
  1. Values shown in bold italics were found to be significantly different from zero (p < 0.05) using permutation tests (1023 permutations) in ARLEQUIN.