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From: Indication for selfing in geographically separated populations and evidence for Pleistocene survival within the Alps: the case of Cylindrus obtusus (Pulmonata: Helicidae)

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Sampling localities of C. obtusus covering the whole distribution range of the species. In several regions sampling sites were too dense to be depicted as separate circles (for details of sampling sites see Additional file 6). Localities used in microsatellite analysis are indicated by black dots. Colour codes refer to the geographic regions, numbers to the sampling sites. The dashed blue line indicates the maximum extent of glaciers (35–19 ka ago) during the Wormian glacial (van Husen 1994). The abbreviations of the geographic regions are as following: Glockg (Glocknergruppe), Goldbergg (Goldberggruppe), Dachst (Dachstein), Hoellg (Höllengebirge), Traun (Traunstein), TotG (Totes Gebirge), Warsch (Warscheneck), Sengs (Sengsengebirge), HallM (Haller Mauern), Gesae (Gesäuse), Hschw (Hochschwab), Duerr (Dürrenstein), Oetsch (Ötscher), Veitsch (Veitsch), SchneeA (Schneealpe), Rax (Rax), Schneeberg (Schneeberg)

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