Genetic diversity and differentiation patterns in Micromeria from the Canary Islands are congruent with multiple colonization dynamics and the establishment of species syngameons

Table 2 Results of Kruskal Wallis analyses of island age over genetic differentiation for three datasets: whole archipelago,; M. hyssopifolia and taxa belonging to the M. varia complex; and taxa belonging to the western lineage (Tenerife. La Palma and El Hierro and M. pedro-luisii from La Gomera)

Dataset	Level	Test	F _ST			uNeiD
Dataset	Level	Test	DF	Chi²	P-value	DF	Chi²	P-value
All samples	Populations	Islands	5	1366	<.0001	5	76.38	<.0001
		Species	21	2991	<.0001	21	572.6	<.0001
		old/new	2	2734	<.0001	2	4138.7	<.0001
	Species	Islands	5	33.6	<.0001	5	11.27	0.04
		Species	21	185.6	<.0001	21	64.88	<.0001
		old/new	2	102.4	<.0001	2	76.42	<.0001
M. varia and M. hyssopifolia	Populations	Islands	4	831.17	<.0001	4	252.9	<.0001
		Species	7	857.3	<.0001	7	282.6	<.0001
		old/new	2	2105	<.0001	2	1934.3	<.0001
	Species	Islands	4	18.91	0.0008	4	5.78	0.22
		Species	7	21.46	0.003	7	8.18	0.32
		old/new	2	30.66	<.0001	2	25.70	<.0001
Within West	Populations	Islands	3	592.4	<.0001	3	339.46	<.0001
		Species	11	1204	<.0001	11	651.61	<.0001
		old/new	2	1209	<.0001	2	927.42	<.0001
	Species	Islands	3	0.80	0.8	3	6.96	0.07
		Species	11	55.92	<.0001	11	46.89	<.0001
		old/new	2	68.85	<.0001	2	61.95	<.0001

Significance was adjusted to α ≤ 0.003 by the Sidak method due to an increased number of tests per response

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