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Table 2. Summary table produced by the `poppr()` function.

Table shown as it would appear in the R console produced by the poppr() function with 999 permutations to calculate I_A and ${\bar{r}}_{d}$ p-values from the Aeut data set in poppr from Grünwald et al. (2003). Table was obtained with the following code: library(poppr); data(Aeut); poppr(Aeut, sample = 999).

Pop	N	MLG	eMLG	SE	H	G	Hexp	E.5	Ia	p.Ia	rbarD	p.rD
Athena	97	70	65.981	1.246	4.063	42.193	0.986	0.721	2.906	0.001	0.072	0.001
Mt. Vernon	90	50	50.000	0.000	3.668	28.723	0.976	0.726	13.302	0.001	0.282	0.001
Total	187	119	68.453	2.989	4.558	68.972	0.991	0.720	14.371	0.001	0.271	0.001

Notes.

N: census size
MLG: multilocus genotypes
eMLG: expected MLG based on rarefaction
SE: standard error from rarefaction
H: Shannon-Wiener Index
G: Stoddart and Taylor’s Index
Hexp: (Nei, 1978) Expected Heterozygosity
E.5: Evenness (E₅)
Ia: I_A
p.Ia: p-value for I_A
rbarD: ${\bar{r}}_{d}$
p.rD: p-value for ${\bar{r}}_{d}$

Table 2. Summary table produced by the poppr() function.

Table 2. Summary table produced by the `poppr()` function.