Table 2 Genetic diversity in six Pelobates cultripes populations from two different regions of the Iberian Peninsula, central and southern Spain.

From: Widespread learned predator recognition to an alien predator across populations in an amphibian species

 

A

Ae

I

Ho

He

uHe

FIS

Nb

Mean (SE)

Mean (SE)

Mean (SE)

Mean (SE)

Mean (SE)

Mean (SE)

Mean (SE)

(95% CI)

Central

MAN

2.417 (0.260)

1.884 (0.233)

0.631 (0.109)

0.531 (0.095)

0.394 (0.062)

0.400 (0.064)

− 0.309 (0.079)

11 (6–26)

COL

3.583 (0.379)

1.987 (0.216)

0.757 (0.119)

0.442 (0.072)

0.424 (0.066)

0.431 (0.067)

− 0.042 (0.045)

9 (5–24)

STOME

2.667 (0.466)

1.603 (0.174)

0.528 (0.125)

0.319 (0.076)

0.296 (0.069)

0.301 (0.070)

− 0.077 (0.034)

16 (8–35)

Southern

ESP

5.333 (0.632)

2.859 (0.407)

1.142 (0.133)

0.564 (0.066)

0.569 (0.056)

0.578 (0.057)

0.030 (0.051)

13 (7–30)

JAB

5.083 (0.793)

2.641 (0.291)

1.097 (0.128)

0.572 (0.059)

0.559 (0.054)

0.568 (0.055)

− 0.018 (0.033)

17 (9–34)

LLA

4.833 (0.613)

2.623 (0.327)

1.038 (0.148)

0.511 (0.070)

0.527 (0.072)

0.536 (0.073)

0.020 (0.040)

9 (5–24)

  1. A number of alleles, Ae number of effective alleles, I Shannon information index, Ho observed heterozygosity, He expected heterozygosity, uHe unbiased expected heterozygosity, FIS Wright’s inbreeding coefficient, Nb estimates of effective number of breeders. MAN Manzanares, COL Colmenar, STOME Sto. Tomé, ESP Espajosas, JAB Jabata, LLA El Llano.
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