Table 5.
Diversity statistics within the intensively sampled natural populations
| He | Ra | forig | FIS | O allele per locus | C allele per locus | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baziege | 0.540 cd | 3.96 c | 0.061 c | 0.156*** | 0.81 [0,2] | 3.81 [2,6] |
| Fourquevaux | 0.612 bc | 4.94 b | 0.134 bc | 0.192*** | 2.19 [0,5] | 3.75 [1,6] |
| F06bis | 0.597 bc | 4.07 c | 0.103 bc | 0.311*** | 1.06 [0,3] | 3.37 [1,6] |
| Gardouch | 0.640 ab | 4.86 b | 0.170 ab | 0.257*** | 1.87 [0,5] | 3.94 [1,7] |
| Odars 06 | 0.640 b | 5.05 b | 0.160 b | 0.233*** | 2.44 [0,4] | 3.69 [2,7] |
| Villefranche | 0.698 a | 5.86 a | 0.239 a | 0.152*** | 3.44 [1,5] | 3.75 [2,7] |
| FR001 | 0.450 d | 2.53 d | 0 | 0.252*** | 0 | 2.87 [2,5] |
Values with the same letters are not significantly different from each other.
***
P < 0.0001 O (resp. C) alleles per locus gives the average over loci of the number of different original (resp. C) alleles within the population, with its minimum and maximum values. FR001 is a volunteer population.