Table 2.

F_ST and Nei's distance values for subdivided populations^a

		FST for:
Population	nb	FKS	LEU2	NMT	TRP	UGP	URA3	Mean FST	DNc
Atlanta (1992) vs San Francisco (1992)	64	0.0205	0.0285	0.0159	0.0154	0.0104	0.0339	0.0207	0.0983
Atlanta (1992) vs Baltimore (1998)	76	0.0110	0.0150	0.0064	0.0043	0.0144	0.0071	0.0097	0.0182
Atlanta (1992) vs Atlanta (2008)	89	0.0404	0.0618	0.0366	0.0458	0.0512	0.0584	0.0490	0.3260
Atlanta (1992) vs Baltimore (2008)	79	0.0178	0.0327	0.0132	0.0119	0.0195	0.0239	0.0198	0.1081
San Francisco (1992) vs Baltimore (1998)	88	0.0186	0.0092	0.0185	0.0163	0.0298	0.0286	0.0201	0.1095
San Francisco (1992) vs Atlanta (2008)	101	0.0392	0.0589	0.0407	0.0510	0.0602	0.0585	0.0514	0.3372
San Francisco (1992) vs Baltimore (2008)	91	0.0194	0.0070	0.0195	0.0200	0.0277	0.0252	0.0197	0.1066
Baltimore (1998) vs Atlanta (2008)	113	0.0193	0.0412	0.0277	0.0339	0.0402	0.0338	0.0327	0.2020
Baltimore (1998) vs Baltimore (2008)	103	0.0024	0.0051	0.0049	0.0044	0.0039	0.0066	0.0045	−0.0030
Atlanta (2008) vs Baltimore (2008)	116	0.0172	0.0366	0.0212	0.0256	0.0263	0.0218	0.0248	0.1346
All populations	230	0.0327	0.0457	0.0325	0.0360	0.0447	0.0466	0.0397

^aF_ST = (Ht − Hs)/Ht.

^bn = population size.

^cDN, Nei's unbiased measure of genetic distance.