Table 1. Genetic characterization and demographic parameters for 25 populations of Dipteryx alata based on eight microsatellite loci.

Pop	N	A	Ar	Ho	He	f	θ	θ–95% interval	Ne	Ne–95% interval	g	g–95% interval
ABMT	32	2.375	2.223	0.291	0.382	0.238**	0.0091	0.0073–0.0100	9.4764	7.6042–10.4167	−115.3400	−425.385 to −15.375
AMG	32	2.250	1.973	0.293	0.310	0.055n.s.	0.0118	0.0100–0.0144	12.2771	10.4167–15.0000	−205.0470	−499.354 to −39.510
AMS	32	4.250	3.609	0.349	0.476	0.267**	0.0100	0.0085–0.0105	10.4406	8.8542–15.6250	−392.7980	−492.838 to −286.160
AQMS	31	3.375	2.817	0.442	0.459	0.038n.s.	0.0124	0.0100–0.0138	12.8979	10.4167–14.3750	−121.8130	−370.743 to −100.082
ARTO	15	2.250	2.205	0.381	0.372	−0.025n.s.	0.0151	0.0107–0.0177	15.7656	11.1458–18.4375	−23.9830	−49.446 to −8.564
ATO	32	3.000	2.747	0.382	0.488	0.217**	0.0104	0.0065–0.0127	10.8146	6.7708–13.2292	−293.1090	−498.616 to −72.646
CAMT	30	3.750	3.152	0.278	0.466	0.405**	0.0093	0.0090–0.0100	9.7172	9.3750–10.4167	−11.3490	−25.267 to −2.656
CMS	13	2.875	2.861	0.466	0.480	0.029n.s.	0.0086	0.0039–0.0123	8.9595	4.0625–12.8125	−131.9720	−367.293 to −10.103
CMT	32	2.625	2.502	0.249	0.322	0.229**	0.0126	0.0083–0.0161	13.1000	8.6458–16.7708	−310.7240	−436.613 to −160.586
ENGO	12	2.500	2.478	0.408	0.474	0.139*	0.0100	0.0084–0.0107	10.4365	8.7500–11.1456	−15.6501	−15.750 to −10.651
IGO	13	2.500	2.447	0.350	0.453	0.226*	0.0089	0.0065–0.0100	9.2599	6.7708–10.4167	−44.9981	−106.804 to −17.811
ISP	32	2.375	2.212	0.322	0.455	0.291**	0.0095	0.0087–0.0100	9.9048	9.0625–10.4167	−271.9271	−485.037 to −144.445
JGO	32	2.625	2.480	0.638	0.599	−0.065n.s.	0.0091	0.0085–0.0101	9.4821	8.8542–10.5208	−253.1099	−496.762 to −104.047
LGO	32	2.500	2.425	0.424	0.509	0.166*	0.0097	0.0067–0.0126	10.0926	6.979–13.1250	−51.0387	−264.664 to −11.594
MAMG	32	2.875	2.582	0.448	0.514	0.128*	0.0063	0.0052–0.0100	6.5318	5.4167–10.4167	−226.9082	−478.219 to −97.0519
NTO	12	2.000	2.093	0.458	0.393	−0.165n.s.	0.0083	0.0069–0.0100	8.5979	7.1875–10.4167	−221.8085	−467.893 to −13.7505
PCMS	13	2.875	2.808	0.169	0.345	0.509**	0.0214	0.0141–0.0260	22.2813	14.6875–27.0833	−243.3480	−452.302 to −62.4119
PGO	32	2.500	2.164	0.259	0.426	0.336**	0.0097	0.0092–0.0120	10.1507	9.5833–12.5000	−379.1954	−483.455 to −210.108
PMG	32	2.375	2.103	0.176	0.257	0.314**	0.0121	0.0106–0.0142	12.6094	11.0417–14.7917	−7.7678	−18.667 to −0.9497
PMS	13	3.125	3.059	0.215	0.410	0.476**	0.0062	0.0046–0.0081	6.4302	4.7917–8.4375	−119.3957	−234.269 to −23.438
RAGO	32	3.250	2.865	0.473	0.462	−0.024n.s.	0.0136	0.0124–0.0157	14.1989	12.9167–16.3542	−359.0560	−495.905 to −85.843
RAMT	32	3.375	2.976	0.308	0.462	0.333**	0.0110	0.0100–0.0124	11.4729	10.4167–12.9167	−30.1285	−31.694 to −28.850
SMGO	32	2.625	2.409	0.354	0.336	−0.052n.s.	0.0106	0.0098–0.0112	11.0146	10.2083–11.6667	−73.6528	−115.900 to −19.734
SMS	32	3.625	3.213	0.422	0.482	0.125*	0.0135	0.0084–0.0220	14.0729	8.7500–22.9167	−189.9883	−357.588 to −101.352
STGO	12	2.875	2.823	0.356	0.387	0.080n.s.	0.0197	0.0114–0.0219	20.5333	11.8750–22.8125	−42.9045	−209.513 to −3.067
Overall	644	2.835	2.609	0.356	0.429	0.171**(0.070)	0.0809	0.0776–0.0844	84.2708	80.8333–87.9167	−5.2505	−24.226 to −1.071

Abbreviations: θ, coalescent parameter; A, total number of alleles; Ar, allelic richness; g, exponential growth parameter; Ho, observed heterozygosity; He, expected heterozygosity; f, inbreeding coefficient; N, number of individuals sampled; N_e, effective population size; ns, not significant, P>0.05; Pop, population.

*, P<0.05, **, P<0.001, standard error for overall f in parenthesis.

95% Credibility interval around the estimate.

Exponential growth parameter (all values are significantly different from zero based on the credibility interval around the estimate.