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. 2015 Jul 15;10(7):e0131580. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0131580

Table 4. Effective population sizes (N e) and extrapolated census population sizes (N) based on N e/N = 0.1–0.2.

Species (population) N e (MLE) N e (25–75% prob.) N e (5–95% prob.) N
C. jadovaensis 458 359–600 244–867 2290–4580
C. bilineata (Zrmanja) 2288 1891–2629 1526–3406 11440–22880
C. dalmatina 6252 5352–7364 4341–9465 31260–62520
C. narentana (Norin) 4000 2783–5960 1388-* 20000–40000
C. narentana (Modro oko) 2900 1810–4731 1063-* 14500–29000
C. narentana (Mislina) 3241 2851–3491 2480–4080 16205–32410
C. narentana (Hutovo blato) 2176 1398–3653 * 10880–21760
C. narentana (Trebišnjica) 1200 874–1600 606–2691 6000–12000
C. illyrica (Matica and Baćinska lakes) 1582 1205–2011 874–3080 7910–15820
C. illyrica (Prološko blato) 1064 811–1348 589–2069 5320–10640
C. illyrica (Krenica) 2358 1966–2697 1594–3469 11790–23580
C. herzegoviniensis 1123 891–1366 680–1931 5615–11230

For effective population size values, maximum likelihood estimation (MLE), as well as profile likelihoods at different percentiles (25–75% and 5–95% probabilities) are presented. Census population sizes were extrapolated using maximum likelihood estimation of effective population size for each population.

*The convergence to the percentile value was not successful.