Intraspecific genetic lineages of a marine mussel show behavioural divergence and spatial segregation over a tropical/subtropical biogeographic transition

Table 1 Genetic diversity of each population

Locations	Codes	Coordinates	N	H _E	H _O	F _IS	Â (±SD)
Hermanus	HM	−34.41, 19.26	48	0.811	0.714	0.130*	14.36 (±0.55)
Plettenberg Bay	PL	−34.00, 23.46	48	0.799	0.679	0.161*	14.2 (±0.16)
Port Alfred	PA	−33.48, 27.15	47	0.802	0.637	0.216*	14.74 (±0.29)
Port Edward	PE	−31.05, 30.23	48	0.796	0.740	0.084*	15.7 (±0.45)
Durban	DU	−29.55, 31.22	48	0.829	0.718	0.145*	16.3 (±0.17)
Ponta do Ouro	PO	−26.84, 32.89	30	0.777	0.759	0.045	15.6 (±0)

Locations are depicted in the map of Figure 1A and are ordered from west to east. Decimal coordinates (latitude and longitude, respectively); N: sample sizes; H_E and H_O: expected and observed heterozygosity; F_IS: inbreeding coefficient with significant values after correction for multiple test indicated with *(p < 0.05); Â (±SD): allelic richness (standardized for N = 30 by resampling) ± standard deviation.

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