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. 2012 Sep 21;110(6):1221–1232. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcs195

Table 5.

Analyses of molecular variance (AMOVA) of Silene ciliata based on 10 microsatellite markers

Source of variation d.f. Sum of squares Variance components Fixation indices Proportion of variation P
1. Silene ciliata
Among populations 5 86·4 0·25 0·09 8·83 <0·01
Within populations 354 898·3 2·53 91·17 <0·01
2. Mountain islands: Low1 + Int.1 + High1 vs. Low2 + Int.2 + High2 (K = 2)
Among groups 1 45·87 0·19 0·06 6·94 0·1
Among populations within groups 4 40·53 0·13 0·04 4·42 <0·01
Within populations 354 898·3 2·53 0·11 88·64 <0·01
3. Mountain islands with Low1 isolated: Low1 vs. Int.1 + High1 vs. Low2 + Int.2 + High2 (K = 3)
Among groups 2 62·13 0·21 0·07 7·36 0·01
Among populations within groups 3 24·27 0·09 0·04 3·26 <0·01
Within populations 354 898·3 2·53 0·11 89·38 <0·01
4. Isolated belts: Low1 + Low2 vs. Int.1 + Int.2 vs. High1 + High2 (K = 3)
Among groups 2 25 –0·06 0·08 –2·40 0·73
Among populations within groups 3 61·4 0·3 0·1 10·79 <0·01
Within populations 354 898·3 2·54 −0·2 91·61 <0·01

The four possible scenarios considered were: no population structure (1), mountain islands (2), mountain islands with Low1 population isolated (3) and isolated belts (4).