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. 2012 Mar;2(3):574–592. doi: 10.1002/ece3.72

Table 1.

Locality information and sample sizes for the pelagic and littoral subpopulations inhabiting the 12 study lakes. Numbers in parentheses beside sample sizes (n) are the numbers of individuals in the subsample used for phenotypic analyses (see Methods).

Lake (Abbv.) Longitude Latitude Region Drainage n pelagic n littoral
Ashby (AS) 45°05′N 77°21′W Ontario Ottawa 48(19) 48(21)
Mayo (MA) 45°02′N 77°35′W Ontario Ottawa 48(20) 48(18)
Salmon Trout (ST) 45°11′N 77°49′W Ontario Ottawa 48(20) 48(23)
Looncall (LC) 44°45′N 78°11′W Ontario Lake Ontario 48(19) 48(21)
Monck (MO) 45°00′N 78°07′W Ontario Lake Ontario 48(20) 34(20)
Shadow (SH) 44°43′N 78°48′W Ontario Lake Ontario 48(20) 48(20)
Rollins (RL) 44°38′N 74°23′W New York St. Lawrence 47(20) 47(21)
Round (RU) 44°05′N 74°34′W New York St. Lawrence 48(21) 47(20)
Rondaxe (RA) 43°45′N 74°54′W New York St. Lawrence 46(20) 48(22)
Paradox (PA) 43°30′N 73°41′W New York Hudson 48(20) 48(20)
Harris (HA) 43°58′N 74°07′W New York Hudson 45(22) 48(20)
Lewey (LE) 43°38′N 74°23′W New York Hudson 48(20) 48(21)