Seascape genomics of common dolphins (Delphinus delphis) reveals adaptive diversity linked to regional and local oceanography

Table 1 Measures of genomic diversity by sampling site based on 747 putatively adaptive SNPs (this study), and 14,799 putatively neutral SNPs (Barceló et al., 2021) from southern Australian common dolphins (Delphinus delphis)

Site	N	Neutral		Adaptive
Site	N	H_o	H_E	H_o	H_E
ALB	15	0.167	0.166	0.399	0.400
ESP	18	0.171	0.172	0.401	0.403
GAB	22	0.170	0.176	0.399	0.416
SG	32	0.172	0.172	0.419	0.419
GSV	28	0.154	0.160	0.380	0.387
ROB	31	0.172	0.175	0.404	0.413
PORT	32	0.169	0.175	0.406	0.417
MEL	16	0.169	0.177	0.395	0.413
EWP	20	0.175	0.181	0.388	0.406
Total average		0.169	0.173	0.399	0.408
Total SD		0.006	0.006	0.011	0.010

Observed heterozygosity (H_O), expected heterozygosity (H_E) and number of samples used after filtering adaptive dataset (N). *Acronyms: Albany (ALB); Esperance (ESP); Great Australian Bight (GAB); shelf waters, Spencer Gulf (SG); Gulf St Vincent (GSV); Robe (ROB); Portland (PORT); Melbourne (MEL); and East, Wilsons Promontory (EWP)
Italics show the overall total and standard deviation across sampling sites

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