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Table 6 Genetic differentiation among host-affiliated samples within reproductive modes of the Lysiphlebus fabarum group.

From: Evolution of reproductive mode variation and host associations in a sexual-asexual complex of aphid parasitoids

   

Sex

Asex

Mode

Host

 

Ahe

Bca

Aff

Afc

Aur

Ahe

Aru

Afa

  

Area

7

4

15

11

9

13

13

8

  

MLG

180

14

74

54

31

58

74

22

  

Seq

24

7

53

33

26

39

54

12

Sex

Ahe

 

.208

.317

.214

.235

.234

.129

.298

.341

 

Bca

 

.675

.108

.331

.366

.387

.300

.347

.495

Asex

Aff

 

.527

.302

.101

.002

.016

.022

.084

.132

 

Afc

 

.650

.551

.141

.102

.023

.034

.102

.127

 

Aur

 

.564

.437

.154

.146

-.026

.033

.101

.160

 

Ahe

 

.534

.310

-.001

.150

.178

.105

.090

.138

 

Aru

 

.785

.728

.361

.079

.268

.367

.111

.167

 

Afa

 

.808

.700

.372

.462

.276

.411

.628

.116

  1. Nuclear genetic differentiation (FST) between host groups (above diagonal, definitions see Table 2) and within groups among geographic areas (diagonal, in italics) is indicated, as well as mitochondrial sequence differentiation, NST (below diagonal). Overall numbers of areas, microsatellite multilocus genotypes (MLG) and mtDNA sequences (Seq) are detailed. Bold values indicate significant differentiation.
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