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Table 2 Maximum-likelihood estimates (MLEs) and the 90% highest posterior density (HPD) intervals of model parameters from IMa analyses

From: Demographic histories of adaptively diverged riparian and non-riparian species of Ainsliaea(Asteraceae) inferred from coalescent analyses using multiple nuclear loci

 

θ 1

θ 2

θ A

m 1

m 2

t

N1

N2

NA

m1

m2

2N1m1

2N2m2

T (year)

(1) A. linearis vs. (2) A. apiculata

  MLE

0.095

0.263

0.718

2.665

0.388

0.065

8643

23831

65189

0.007

0.001

0.127

0.051

24782

 HPD90Lo

0.040

0.132

0.004

0.655

0.005

0.018

4010

12483

9709

0.000

0.000

0.013

0.000

9074

 HPD90Hi

0.207

0.454

7.171

6.538

1.802

8.628

21473

45014

704721

0.023

0.008

0.677

0.409

3131867

(1) A. oblonga vs. (2) A. macroclinidioides (north)

 MLE

0.053

0.492

0.772

19.827

10.165

0.025

4579

44819

70084

0.057

0.023

0.526

2.499

9074

 HPD90Lo

0.022

0.223

0.006

4.777

2.925

0.005

1902

20152

501

0.009

0.005

0.053

0.326

1815

 HPD90Hi

0.170

0.912

9.641

48.573

23.715

9.985

15007

82918

873072

0.168

0.063

4.118

10.810

3624008

(1) North vs. (2) South

 MLE

0.436

0.585

0.158

0.005

0.208

1.605

60536

81181

21950

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.061

890679

 HPD90Lo

0.264

0.354

0.013

0.005

0.035

0.545

36578

49127

1742

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.006

302442

 HPD90Hi

0.668

0.927

12.359

0.215

0.488

26.835

92622

128566

1714557

0.001

0.001

0.072

0.226

14891815

  1. N1, N2, NA: effective population sizes of population 1, 2 and ancestral. θ=4Nu.
  2. m1: the rate of gene flow from population 2 to population 1 per gene per generation. m1=m1/u.
  3. m2: the rate of gene flow from population 1 to population 2 per gene per generation. m2=m2/u.
  4. 2N1m1: the effective rate of gene flow from population 2 to population 1 per generation.
  5. 2N2m2: the effective rate of gene flow from population 1 to population 2 per generation.
  6. Each value is the average of three independent runs of the simulations. Demographic quantities, N1, N2, NA, m1, m2, and T, were converted based on a mutation rate (u) of 7.49 × 10–9 substitutions/site/year.