Figure 3. Geographic distribution of genetic and phenotypic traits for Euperipatoides rowelli individuals within Tallaganda.

(A, B, C) Nuclear genetic groups identified by a hierarchical STRUCTURE run; numbers show the hierarchical relationships among groups (e.g. – groups 1-1 and 1-2 are both nested within group 1) with ‘U’ representing unassigned (Q < 0.8 for all identified clusters) at that level of the hierarchy. Solid and dotted bars in the legends represent differences at different levels of the hierarchy. (D) Common mtDNA haplotypes; phylogeny on the legend shows the relationships between these and is simplified from a formal Bayesian analysis of all observed haplotypes (Figure 4). (E) Common phenotypes; described by three non-independent colouration traits defined in the text. Each pie chart represents a site of 1 - 96 individuals; some sites consist of multiple logs, with no more than 100 m between the furthermost. Details of sample numbers given in Table S1. The thick dark-red lines show catchment boundaries used in some analyses. Catchment boundaries are not shown on subfigures B and C as these data were not analysed with regards to these boundaries.