. 2016 Apr 12;4:e1901. doi: 10.7717/peerj.1901

Table 3. Pairwise F $_{ST}$ values among Crocodylus suchus populations, where populations are identified as the clusters found by STRUCTURE (Table 1: Cluster).

Values above the diagonal are for the analysis of 7 populations, below for 8 populations. In the 7 population analysis, individuals from the Senegambian and Guinean clusters were combined; thus, populations 2–7 are the same as populations 3–8 in Table 1. Values in light grey are considered to not show high levels of inter-population isolation.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1		0.234	0.169	0.215	0.163	0.370	0.171
2	0.110		0.253	0.308	0.331	0.535	0.327
3	0.259	0.285		0.160	0.207	0.390	0.251
4	0.165	0.211	0.253		0.219	0.374	0.294
5	0.212	0.248	0.308	0.160		0.312	0.223
6	0.165	0.211	0.331	0.207	0.219		0.400
7	0.422	0.437	0.534	0.390	0.374	0.312
8	0.189	0.208	0.327	0.251	0.294	0.223	0.400

Notes.

All values significant at P-value < 0.05, calculated with ARLEQUIN using 10,100 permutations.

Table 3. Pairwise FST values among Crocodylus suchus populations, where populations are identified as the clusters found by STRUCTURE (Table 1: Cluster).

Table 3. Pairwise F $_{ST}$ values among Crocodylus suchus populations, where populations are identified as the clusters found by STRUCTURE (Table 1: Cluster).