Table 3 FIS values for each population (and locus) of A. splendens and Z. tequila, and θ values per population generated using Migrate

From: Beyond the point of no return? A comparison of genetic diversity in captive and wild populations of two nearly extinct species of Goodeid fish reveals that one is inbred in the wild

Locus

Z. tequila

A. splendens

 

Mexico

     
 

Parents

Offspring

Chester zoo

Mexico

St Andrews

Chester zoo

CZJG

As2

−0.114

0.022

−0.192

−0.178

0.016

0.039

0.587

Iw196

−0.059

−0.162

NA

0.236

0.163

0.016

0.191

Xc18

0.27

−0.146

−0.029

−0.002

0.706

0

NA

Zt1.6

−0.3

−0.311

0.333

−0.086

NA

NA

NA

Zt1.9

0.009

−0.064

0.294

−0.074

0.227

0.133

−0.393

Zt1.2

0.008

−0.136

NA

    

As5

0.063

−0.483

0.234

    

All loci

−0.014

−0.164

0.125

−0.019

0.282

0.054

0.081

θ

0.66

0.68

0.82

1.95

0.49

0.53

0.47

  1. Zt1.2 was not analyzed in A. splendens because it is monomorphic in this species; ‘na’ indicates that a population was monomorphic at that locus. As5 was discarded from all analyses involving A. splendens because it was out of HWE in all populations. θ 95% CI=±0.102702 (Z. tequila) and 95% CI=±0.09495 (A. splendens) using pooled s.d. from all populations within a species.
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