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Table 1 Details of the 22 natural populations of Pinus cembra in the western Alps: Situation (central vs marginal); site names of populations; ID-codes (F, France; I, Italy; geographic locations in terms of latitudes and longitudes (in decimal degrees) and mean sampling altitudes at each site (m a.s.l.); and genetic diversity indices

From: Geographic isolation and climatic variability contribute to genetic differentiation in fragmented populations of the long-lived subalpine conifer Pinus cembra L. in the western Alps

Situation

Population

ID

Lat.

Lon.

Alt.

n

N a

N e

N p

AR

H o

H e

F IS

HWE

Central

Bosco di Alevé (I)

CAL

44.611

7.080

2076

37

6.571

2.703

2

5.306

0.617

0.549

−0.104

0.452

Aussois (F)

CAU

45.255

6.719

2049

29

6.429

3.318

1

5.636

0.578

0.598

0.086

0.235

Bois des Ayes (F)

CAY

44.821

6.655

1991

31

6.571

2.770

2

5.137

0.534

0.537

0.038

0.162

Chamonix (F)

CBL

45.917

6.897

1807

39

6.286

3.017

1

5.212

0.647

0.620

−0.044

0.133

Lago Perso (I)

CLP

44.906

6.795

1998

30

6.286

3.126

1

5.316

0.706

0.602

−0.186

0.170

Lanslevillard (F)

CLV

45.287

6.949

2003

28

7.000

3.302

0

5.750

0.640

0.596

−0.081

0.319

Lac Miroir, Ceillac (F)

CMI

44.631

6.794

2279

30

6.143

2.838

0

5.047

0.667

0.581

−0.113

0.253

Orelle (F)

COR

45.193

6.535

1722

32

6.857

3.433

0

5.645

0.713

0.614

−0.154

0.194

La Plagne (F)

CPL

45.509

6.666

2005

30

6.429

3.360

0

5.233

0.695

0.631

−0.095

0.457

Méribel (F)

CTU

45.364

6.587

1766

39

6.286

2.548

0

4.756

0.644

0.555

−0.133

0.272

Serre Chevalier (F)

CSC

44.923

6.545

2140

34

6.714

3.297

0

5.816

0.697

0.655

−0.058

0.461

Mean

   

1985.1

32.6

6.506

3.065

0.6

5.350

0.649

0.594

−0.077

 

Marginal

Aravis-La Clusaz (F)

MAR

45.897

6.471

1884

28

5.571

2.780

0

4.628

0.673

0.558

−0.161

0.103

Gordolasque (F)

MAU

44.075

7.403

1766

27

5.429

3.208

0

4.941

0.722

0.618

−0.156

0.477

Vallon de la Braisse (F)

MBR

44.286

6.807

2198

24

5.714

3.267

2

5.069

0.669

0.622

−0.021

0.329

Chamrousse (F)

MCH

45.112

5.891

1910

30

7.143

2.898

1

5.564

0.640

0.575

−0.072

0.274

Dévoluy (F)

MDE

44.612

5.945

1791

46

7.857

3.044

3

5.998

0.520

0.574

0.115*

0.084

Flaine (F)

MFL

46.001

6.710

2011

30

5.000

2.348

0

4.205

0.507

0.455

−0.081

0.532

Gilly-sur-Isère (F)

MGI

45.597

6.383

1859

50

5.714

2.660

1

4.572

0.538

0.575

0.097*

0.260

Moulières (F)

MMO

44.189

6.565

2049

29

6.571

2.648

1

5.059

0.501

0.556

0.103*

0.493

Roya (F)

MRO

44.115

7.493

1722

29

4.286

2.441

2

3.721

0.588

0.505

−0.037

0.253

Taillefer (F)

MTA

45.054

5.921

1946

29

6.429

2.975

0

5.319

0.610

0.571

−0.046

0.346

Valgaudemar (F)

MVA

44.701

6.152

2073

29

6.571

3.014

0

5.624

0.685

0.628

−0.084

0.218

Mean

   

1928.1

31.9

6.026

2.844

0.9

4.973

0.605

0.567

−0.031

 

Overall mean

   

1956.6

32.3

6.266

2.954

0.8

5.162

0.627

0.581

−0.054

 

Standard deviation

   

154.4

6.3

0.761

0.316

0.9

0.546

0.071

0.045

0.090

 
  1. n, number of sampled individuals; Na, number of different alleles; Ne, number of effective alleles; Np, number of private alleles; AR, allelic richness; Ho, observed heterozygosity; He, expected heterozygosity; FIS, inbreeding coefficient; HWE, Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (p-value), *p<0.05.
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