Diversification of the Alpine Chipmunk, Tamias alpinus,an alpine endemic of the Sierra Nevada, California

Table 1 Sample size, number of haplotypes detected, haplotype diversity (h_d) nucleotide diversity (θ_π, θ_S) and tests of population expansion/contraction (Tajima’s D, Fu’ Fs statistics) in T. minimus and T. alpinus , and geographic groups of each species (Figure 1) at the mitochondrial gene, cyt b

Species	N	No. of haplotypes	h_d	θ_π	θ_S	Tajima’s D	Fu’s Fs
T. alpinus	139	28	0.797	0.014	0.021	-1.581	0.094
T. minimus	107	23	0.891	0.016	0.012	0.932	1.624
Geographic groups
T. alp-N	113	12	0.695	0.012	0.008	0.9191	7.317
T. alp-S	26	17	0.951	0.026	0.038	-1.492	-0.489
T. min-N	40	11	0.863	0.012	0.010	1.015	3.186
T. min-C	11	4	0.764	0.002	0.002	0.433	0.164
T. min- Wht/Iny	26	6	0.517	0.008	0.008	0.0976	4.225
T. min-S	30	6	0.655	0.001	0.002	-1.309	-1.697

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