Table 1 Information for 10 sampled populations, both modern and ancient samples.

From: Mitochondrial genomes reveal mid-Pleistocene population divergence, and post-glacial expansion, in Australasian snapper (Chrysophrys auratus)

Sample Locations

Code

N

Np

Nh

Nm

π

h

θ

TD

Northland

NL

50

244

31

25

0.0052

0.942

54.47

2.079*

Hauraki Gulf

HG

40

247

33

21

0.0042

0.978

58.07

0.768

  

(5)

(214)

(5)

(88)

(0.0055)

(1)

(84.96)

(1.101)

Bay of Plenty

BP

70

267

51

24

0.0052

0.966

55.41

1.899

  

(9)

(183)

(9)

(251)

(0.0043)

(1)

(67.33)

(1.105)

East Cape

EC

20

229

17

22

0.0051

0.979

64.55

1.307

Gisborne

GB

15

206

12

0

0.0055

0.962

63.35

2.011*

Hawke’s Bay

HB

20

222

13

28

0.0054

0.932

62.58

2.023*

West Coast

WC

66

261

54

29

0.0053

0.989

54.84

2.178*

Kapiti Coast

KC

17

209

15

33

0.0049

0.978

61.82

1.587

  

(8)

(195)

(6)

(194)

(0.0047)

(0.893)

(75.21)

(1.06)

Tasman Bay

TB

33

226

26

30

0.005

0.975

55.69

2.117*

  

(4)

(164)

(4)

(107)

(0.0047)

(1)

(89.45)

(0.703)

Karamea Bight

KB

19

214

16

27

0.0055

0.977

61.23

2.180*

Modern

-

350

466

220

35

0.0051

0.968

72.43

0.425

Ancient

-

(26)

(214)

(18)

(339)

(0.0045)

(0.982)

(56.08)

(2.220*)

total

-

376

472

233

339

0.005

0.972

72.55

0.302

  1. Notes: Translation of abbreviations presented in table, N = number of individuals, Np = number of polymorphic sites, Nh = number of unique haplotypes, Nm = number of sites with missing nucleotides, π = nucleotide diversity, h = haplotype diversity, θ = genetic diversity (Waterson), TD = Tajima’s D. * Indicates a significant p value of <0.05. Values in brackets show results from ancient samples.
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