Fine-scale genetic analysis of the exploited Nile monitor (Varanus niloticus) in Sahelian Africa

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Table 4 Summary of genetic diversity measures and N _e for the four inferred populations of Varanus niloticus

Population	H _o	H _e	N _a	A _R	PA _R	Estimated Current N _e		Estimated Ancestral N _e (95% CI)
Population	H _o	H _e	N _a	A _R	PA _R	LD (95% CI)	MSVAR (95% CI)	Estimated Ancestral N _e (95% CI)
Western	0.306	0.328	3.182	2.73	0.94	15.6, (7.3–42.5)	52.44, (0.02–52.45)	16,254.38, (1,375.04–16,987.52)
Central	0.375	0.340	3.182	2.81	0.20	∞, (24.2–∞)	143.90, (0.42–143.96)	11,168.20, (318.74–11,299.42)
Lake Lere	0.332	0.333	3.182	3.13	0.47	10.9, (2.3–∞)	218.33, (10.61–224.27)	46,212.13, (75.30–46,237.46)
Lake Chad	0.395	0.429	6.455	3.96	0.72	908.5, (336.0–∞)	1,373.27, (180.81–1,445.73)	2,781.28, (104.47–2,858.70)

H _o = observed heterozygosity; H _e = expected heterozygosity; N _a = number of different alleles; A _R = allelic richness; PA _R = private allelic richness. Estimated current N _e is based on the linkage disequilibrium (LD) method in NeEstimator as well as the coalescent-based method of MSVAR. The symbol ∞ indicates that no evidence exists for a genetic signature caused by a finite number of parents.

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