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Table 2 Genetic structure indices within the Crocidura olivieri complex

From: Phylogeography and evolutionary history of the Crocidura olivieri complex (Mammalia, Soricomorpha): from a forest origin to broad ecological expansion across Africa

Clade

N

Np

Nh

Hd

Pi

k

Mismatch distribution goodness-of-fit test (P)

Fu and Li’s D test

Fu and Li’s F test

Fu’s Fs test

Tajima’s D test

Dem exp

Tau

Spatial exp

I

90

115

59

0.969

0.447

9.426

0.25

10.4

0.41

−2.08

−2.45

−24.57

−1.95

P > 0.05

P  < 0.05

ss = 1.00

P  < 0.05

II

17

37

11

0.882

0.473

9.868

0.41

23.6

0.65

0.37

0.17

0.62

−0.40

P > 0.1

P > 0.1

ss = 0.06

P > 0.1

III

17

56

14

0.978

0.783

16.63

0.35

20.2

0.75

0.15

0.13

−1.41

0.017

P > 0.1

P > 0.1

ss = 0.93

P > 0.1

IV

95

276

72

0.991

1.584

33.87

0.85

41.6

0.99

−1.06

−1.42

−14.43

−1.25

P > 0.1

P > 0.1

ss = 1.00

P > 0.1

V

37

158

33

0.993

0.911

19.72

0.23

24.4

0.48

−2.98

−3.06

−8.21

−1.79

P  < 0.05

P  < 0.05

ss = 1.00

P  < 0.05

VI

11

19

4

0.673

0.296

6.582

0.009

-

0.44

−0.40

−0.32

4.35

0.07

P > 0.1

P > 0.1

ss = 0.06

P > 0.1

  1. Genetic diversity, mismatch distributions and neutrality estimates for the main clades of members of the C. olivieri complex identified in the phylogenetic analyses based on three combined mitochondrial markers (16S, cytb and COI). Data include number of specimens (N), number of polymorphic sites (Np), number of distinct haplotypes (Nh), haplotype diversity (Hd), nucleotide diversity (Pi, expressed as percentages, i.e. 0.001 = 0.1%) and average number of pairwise nucleotide differences (k). Values indicating a signal of demographic or range expansion are in bold (P-value = P < 0.05; ss = Strobeck’s statistic > 0.95 for Fu’s Fs test). Tau is the mode of the curve of the mismatch distribution when a signal of demographic expansion is detected. It is proportional to the time since expansion. Clades VII and VIII are not included owing to a low number of specimens (n = 2 and n = 3, respectively).