Table 3.

δ^*-differences between mitochondrial and the host nuclear genomes (multiplied by 1,000)

homsa	bosta	musmu	ratno	galga	xenla	strpu	drome	caeel	sacce	schpo	arath	trybr
145	25	26	33	36	50	101	139	85	468	76	158	184	homsa
37	135	23	40	48	36	91	130	91	457	68	145	188	bosta
56	55	153	17	34	37	96	120	87	457	72	154	177	musmu
56	52	40	146	26	44	97	112	88	461	72	154	174	ratno
69	72	59	59	165	52	93	130	101	487	68	150	183	galga
61	55	77	75	88	85	81	106	81	465	66	124	172	xenla
110	93	108	98	116	89	172	116	98	486	52	94	177	strpu
173	169	196	197	182	144	147	175	96	385	116	163	167	drome
169	153	183	177	172	156	117	99	228	439	92	168	131	caeel
126	109	138	136	133	98	78	91	75	527	496	542	388	sacce
142	131	157	156	142	113	105	77	72	36	130	84	188	schpo
124	103	131	125	132	100	66	122	78	42	59	83	240	arath
154	147	165	165	152	124	107	90	92	67	59	84	219	trybr

Included are all eukaryotes for which both the complete mitochondrial genome and a sufficient sample of nuclear genomic DNA is available. δ*-differences between mitochondrial genomes are given in the upper right triangle, δ*-difference between the mitochondrial genome and the corresponding host (boldface) are shown in the diagonal, and average δ*-difference between corresponding nuclear genomes (italics) in the lower left triangle.