A novel SNP assay reveals increased genetic variability and abundance following translocations to a remnant Allegheny woodrat population

Table 4 Metrics of genetic variability, sample size and IUCN status for species genotyped using the Fluidigm® BioMark, HD™ Genotyping System

Class	Species	IUCN status	Sample size	Number of loci	Ho	He	Citation
Actinopterygii	Tripterygion delaisi	LC	1599	192	0.45	N/A	[94]
	Alosa pseudoharengus	LC	323	96	0.25	0.25	[95]
			5678	92	0.25	0.25	[96]
	Alosa aestivalis	VU	433	95	0.29	0.29	[95]
			2247	95	0.29	0.29	[96]
	Oncorhynchus tshawytscha	N/A	188	91	0.34	0.34	[97]
			8031	96	0.32	N/A	[97]
	Oncorhynchus mykiss	N/A	6165	96	0.41	0.42	[98]
Aves	Aquila chrysaetos	LC	52	159	0.33	0.34	[24]
			344	159	0.34	0.34	[99]
	Cyrtonyx montezumae	LC	186	169	0.32	0.35	[100]
	Falco mexicanus	LC	103	143	0.34	0.34	[26]
Bivalvia	Crassostrea virginica	N/A	560	38	0.28	N/A	[101, 102]
Mammalia	Ovis dalli dalli	LC	476	188	0.29	0.31	[42]
	Macaca fascicularis	VU	129	83	0.13	0.14	[103]
	Canis lupus	LC	40	85	0.31	0.29	[32]
	Felis silvestris	LC	37	65	0.16	0.35	[32]
				96	0.37	0.45	[33]
	Ursus arctos	LC	70	69	0.28	0.31	[32]
	Eschrichtius robustus	LC	28	88	0.32	0.31	[25]

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