Population genetics at three spatial scales of a rare sponge living in fragmented habitats

Blanquer, Andrea; Uriz, Maria J

doi:10.1186/1471-2148-10-13

BMC Ecology and Evolution

Table 5 Identical multi-locus genotypes (MLGs) that were detected in the Scopalina lophyropoda populations.

From: Population genetics at three spatial scales of a rare sponge living in fragmented habitats

				Genotype
Region	Pop.	MLG	N	Scol_c	Scol_d	Scol_i	Scol_l	Scol_n	Scol_p	Scol_r	MLGsim
CG	CG
		1	2	146/148	313/319	153/153	165/169	199/201	149/149	118/124	*
		2	2	144/148	317/319	153/153	165/169	199/199	149/149	124/124	*
Bl
	MU	1	2	146/148	317/317	153/153	169/169	193/193	149/149	124/126	ns
	SA	0
	FE	0
PC
	BA	1	2	148/148	313/313	153/153	171/171	193/193	149/149	124/124	ns
		2	2	148/148	313/319	153/153	169/169	193/193	149/149	124/124	ns
		3	2	146/148	313/319	153/153	169/171	193/215	149/149	124/124	ns
		4	2	148/148	315/319	153/153	169/171	193/193	149/149	124/124	ns
		5	2	146/148	313/319	153/153	169/171	193/199	149/149	124/124	ns
		6	3	148/148	319/319	153/153	171/171	193/193	149/149	124/124	*
		7	4	146/148	313/319	153/153	169/169	193/199	149/149	124/124	*
	GA	1	2	148/148	311/313	153/153	169/169	193/193	149/149	124/124	ns
		2	2	148/148	311/313	153/153	169/171	199/215	149/149	124/124	ns
		3	2	148/148	315/315	153/153	171/171	193/193	149/149	120/124	*
		4	2	148/148	313/313	152/153	169/169	193/217	149/149	124/124	*
		5	3	148/148	311/313	153/153	171/171	193/193	149/149	124/124	ns
	BA+GA	1	2+1	146/148	313/319	153/153	169/171	193/193	149/149	124/124	ns

The genotypes are characterized using the allele sizes; N, the number of individuals sharing MLG; MLGsim, (* indicates significantly small probabilities of being the result of random mating; and ns, non-significance at P < 0.05). Numbers typed in bold indicate the allele with the highest frequency in the population.

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