Conservation genetics of a threatened butterfly: comparison of allozymes, RAPDs and microsatellites

BMC Genomic Data

Table 1 Genetic diversity and inbreeding estimated for B. aquilonaris populations in four Belgian landscapes

Landscape	Population	N		P95		He		f	A	AR
Landscape	Population	μsat	RAPD	μsat	RAPD	μsat	RAPD	μsat	μsat	μsat
Tailles	Grande Fange	26	19	1.000	0.895	0.514	0.388	0.063	3.667	1.406
	Mirenne	25	21	0.933	0.842	0.481	0.352	-0.072	3.400	1.276
	Grand Passage	15	15	1.000	0.789	0.544	0.337	0.125	3.867	1.445
	Logbiermé	9	9	0.933	0.789	0.576	0.293	0.054	3.333	1.277
	Pisserotte	8	8	0.933	0.895	0.505	0.355	0.130	3.200	1.289
Recogne	Libin	19	14	0.867	0.684	0.466	0.276	-0.023	3.133	1.165
Saint-Hubert	Pleine Hé	8	10	0.692	0.526	0.294	0.239	-0.131	2.154	NA
Hautes Fagnes	Eichenbusch	2	6	0.800	0.684	0.500	0.284	0.000	2.067	0.888
Mean				0.895	0.763	0.485	0.315	0.018	3.103	1.250
SD				0.098	0.118	0.079	0.047	0.086	0.615	0.171

μsat: microsatellite based estimates, RAPD: Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA based estimates, N: sample size, P95: number of polymorphic loci using the 95% criterion, H_e: unbiased expected heterozygosity, f: inbreeding coefficient, A: mean number of alleles per locus, AR: allelic richness. Bold values indicate statistical significance (P <0.05).

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