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. 2015 Mar 25;115(2):153–164. doi: 10.1038/hdy.2015.19

Table 1. Geographical coordinates and climatic variables for 805 individuals of Picea glauca, P. engelmannii and their hybrids.

Population Province Elevation (m) Latitude (degree) Longitude (degree) MAT (degree) MAP (mm) N
Fort Nelson (FN)* B.C 300–580 58.4–59.4 120.5–126.3 0.29 509 22
Finlay (FNL) B.C 677–1372 55–56.9 123.2–125.8 0.72 645 80
Central Plateau (CP) B.C 671–1190 54.4–55.8 123–126 1.8 622 69
Bulkley Valley (BV) B.C 647–1190 53.5–55.1 125.3–127.2 2.23 568 70
Prince George (PG) B.C 610–1189 53.2–54.1 121.9–122.3 2.75 769.4 86
Mc Gregor (MG) B.C 610–1372 53.9–55.3 120.9–122.9 2.3 1137 81
Mount Robson (MR) B.C 701–1800 52.2–53.8 118.3–121.4 1.72 1166 50
Quesnel Lakes (QL) B.C 670–1585 51.8–53.3 119.6–122.1 2.31 909 114
East Kootenay (EK) B.C 1006–2012 49.2–50.8 115.1–116.6 1.89 962.7 86
West Kootenay(WK) B.C 640–2225 49–50.4 115.3–119 2.45 1051.7 53
Salmon River (E1)** Idaho 1859–2530 43.8–46.2 113.7–115.9 2.76 994.9 13
Teton-Wasatch (E2)** Wyo. 1935–3292 40.4–43.8 109.5–111.6 2.51 843.4 35
Fishlake-Lasal (E3)** Col. 2606–3383 37.5–39.8 109.2–112.8 3.51 735.7 46

Abbreviations: B.C, British Columbia; Col., Colorado; MAP, average mean annual precipitation; MAT, average mean annual temperature; N, sample size; Wyo., Wyoming.

Two- or three-letter codes are used to identify populations in subsequent tables and graphs. Reference populations are identified in the table (* for P. glauca and ** for P. engelmannii).