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. 2014 Nov 19;5:403. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2014.00403

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Copyright © 2014 Ley, Dauby, Köhler, Wypior, Röser and Hardy.

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Geographic distribution of standardized (i.e., centered and reduced) genetic diversity and endemism for eight Marantaceae species in Lower Guinea for grid cell size 0.75°. Effective number of haplotypes (NAe) (A); mean phylogenetic distance between individuals (v) (B); haplotypic endemism (haplotype range <200 km, End) (C); Genetic distinctiveness of each grid cell (S'_i) (D). Distinctiveness above or below average is based on standardized pairwise genetic distance (S'_kij computed for each species) among populations where genetic distance is estimated as the number of mutational steps between two individuals drawn from two populations (v_ij). Species along barplots from left to right are: Halopegia azurea, Haumania danckelmaniana, H. liebrechtsiana, Marantochloa congensis, M. incertifolia, M. monophylla, Megaphrynium macrostachyum and Mega. trichogynum.