Table 1 Between-population divergence and within-population diversity of the five investigated serpentine/non-serpentine population pairs inferred from genome-wide fourfold-degenerate single nucleotide polymorphisms.

From: Parallel adaptation in autopolyploid Arabidopsis arenosa is dominated by repeated recruitment of shared alleles

Population pair

Divergence (generations)a

Pairwise FST

Nucleotide diversityb

Tajima’s Db

S1–N1

(774) 4317 (6284)

0.069

0.0292/0.0276

0.266/0.485

S2–N2

(500) 2690 (3826)

0.029

0.0306/0.0285

0.131/0.372

S3–N3

(794) 3912 (6316)

0.085

0.0307/0.0287

−0.046/0.350

S4–N4

(812) 2918 (3542)

0.057

0.0304/0.0297

0.132/0.177

S5–N5

(546) 3539 (4869)

0.047

0.0292/0.0296

0.267/0.089

  1. aDivergence between proximal S–N populations. Mean and 95% confidence intervals inferred by bootstrapping, estimated by coalescent simulations. Assuming 2-year generation time93, all estimates indicate recent postglacial divergence.
  2. bGenome-wide nucleotide diversity (π) and Tajima’s D of each S–N population.
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