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Table 1 Characteristics of the mitochondrial regions analyzed for Bombus morio (Bm) and B. pauloensis (Bp)

From: Comparative phylogeography in the Atlantic forest and Brazilian savannas: pleistocene fluctuations and dispersal shape spatial patterns in two bumblebees

Mitochondrial region

sp.

Sequence size (bp)

Variable sites

Frequency (%)

h

Hd

Model

Primers pairs

A

C

G

T

COI

Bm

399

26 (6.5%)

30.6

13.6

10.2

45.6

26

0.7607

TPM1uf + I + G

mtD6 and mtD9 [103]

Bp

399

17 (4.3%)

30.8

13.6

10.4

45.3

25

0.7846

TIM1 + I

CytB

Bm

396

24 (6.1%)

34.9

12.8

7.6

44.7

33

0.8686

GTR + G

AMB16 [104] and mtD26 [103]

Bp

396

21 (5.3%)

30.0

12.8

6.2

43.0

26

0.8202

HKY + I

16S

Bm

378

10 (2.6%)

42.0

6.9

11.7

39.4

11

0.2709

HKY + I

Cox2 and Atp8rev [105]

Bp

378

7 (1.9%)

40.2

7.5

11.7

40.7

8

0.1388

TPM1uf

Cl4

Bm

397

24 (6%)

40.2

9.8

11.0

39.0

22

0.6735

TrN + I

16SF and 16SR [103]

Bp

396

24 (6.1%)

40.7

10.4

9.9

39.1

29

0.8850

TrN + G

Concatenated

Bm

1570

86 (5.4%)

36.8

10.8

10.1

42.2

94

0.9677

-

-

Bp

1569

71 (4.5%)

37.3

11.1

9.5

42.1

72

0.9501

-

-

  1. COI: Cytochrome C oxidase I; CytB: Cytochrome B; 16S: large ribosomal RNA subunit; Cl4: cluster 4 of tRNA (covering a region of COII and ATPase 8 genes and tRNAlys and tRNAasp); sp.: species; h: number of haplotypes; Hd: haplotype diversity; Model: nucleotide substitution model