Table 2.

Genetic diversity and neutrality tests for all sampling locations, including the number of individuals sampled (n), number of haplotypes observed at each location, haplotype diversity (h), nucleotide diversity (π), haplotype richness (HR); F_IS, fixation index; AR, allelic richness; H_E, expected heterozygosity; Fu's F, test for neutrality and D_Taj, Tajima's D-test for neutrality; standard errors are in parentheses

	n	No. of haplotypes	h	π	HR	FIS	HE	AR	Fu's F	DTaj
Idaho	42	6	0.616 (0.012)	0.004	4.57	−0.01	0.58	5.46 (1.35)	−0.92	−0.54
Missoula	49	6	0.450 (0.012)	0.002	4.00	0.12	0.58	5.52 (1.18)	−1.90	−1.11
Glacier	48	7	0.457 (0.012)	0.002	4.12	0.01	0.58	5.69 (1.15)	−3.25	−1.45
Alberta	21	2	0.324 (0.024)	0.002	1.98	0.02	0.63	6.36 (1.30)	1.94	0.38
Quebec	56	12	0.589 (0.010)	0.002	5.58	0.05	0.60	5.76 (1.38)	−10.60**	−1.87*
Oregon	32	3	0.462 (0.013)	0.003	2.47	0.08	0.58	5.13 (0.90)	1.54	0.64
S. Dakota	27	2	0.074 (0.013)	0.001	1.55	0.01	0.46	3.57 (0.52)	−0.07	−1.51
All locations	275	18	0.613 (0.029)	0.003		0.05	0.60	6.03 (1.33)	−11.46*	−1.50

^*P < 0.05

^**P < 0.0001.