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Table 3. Estimates of bi-directional gene flow (N_em) among populations of Desmophyllum dianthus from SE Australia, New Zealand and Chile collected from shallow (<600 m), mid (1000–1500 m) and deep (>1500 m) depth strata as estimated using LAMARC.

ITS	Recipient population
Source population	SE Australia Deep	SE Australia Mid	SE Australia Shallow	New Zealand Shallow	New Zealand Mid	Chile Shallow
SE Australia Deep	-	x	0.018	0.009	0.236	0.005
SE Australia Mid	x	-	x	x	x	x
SE Australia Shallow	0.004	x	-	0.311	0.014	0.114
New Zealand Shallow	0.005	x	0.486	-	0.007	0.133
New Zealand Mid	0.113	x	0.041	0.018	-	0.021
	0.006	x	0.2	0.13	0.004	-
Chile Shallow

Analysis for ITS was done separately from the analysis of the mtDNA (16S + MtC) to incorporate recombination. There was no statistically significant difference among any of the gene flow estimates. X denotes test not done as insufficient data for the comparison.

Table 3. Estimates of bi-directional gene flow (Nem) among populations of Desmophyllum dianthus from SE Australia, New Zealand and Chile collected from shallow (<600 m), mid (1000–1500 m) and deep (>1500 m) depth strata as estimated using LAMARC.

Table 3. Estimates of bi-directional gene flow (N_em) among populations of Desmophyllum dianthus from SE Australia, New Zealand and Chile collected from shallow (<600 m), mid (1000–1500 m) and deep (>1500 m) depth strata as estimated using LAMARC.