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Table 1. D-statistic variations (D [31,32] and f_d [71]) show evidence for admixture between D. yakuba (mainland, São Tomé hybrid zone—HZ—, and other islands—Bioko and Principe—) and D. santomea and between D. yakuba and D. teissieri.

Note, that the negative numbers of D indicate that the average direction of the introgression goes from the population assigned as putatively recipient to the population assigned as putatively donor [71].

Allopatric population	Recipient population	Donor population	Outgroup	D	Z-score	f_d
D. yakuba mainland	D. yakuba HZ	D. santomea	D. teissieri	0.015173	189.739	0.001862
D. yakuba mainland	D. yakuba other islands	D. santomea	D. teissieri	0.030080	311.41	0.003607
D. yakuba mainland	D. yakuba HZ	D. santomea	D. melanogaster	-0.019728	-292.231	-0.003141
D. yakuba mainland	D. yakuba other islands	D. santomea	D. melanogaster	-0.023744	-286.188	-0.003742
D. teissieri (not Bioko)	D. teissieri (Bioko)	D. yakuba	D. melanogaster	-0.030094	-754.157	-0.002709

Table 1. D-statistic variations (D [31,32] and fd [71]) show evidence for admixture between D. yakuba (mainland, São Tomé hybrid zone—HZ—, and other islands—Bioko and Principe—) and D. santomea and between D. yakuba and D. teissieri.

Table 1. D-statistic variations (D [31,32] and f_d [71]) show evidence for admixture between D. yakuba (mainland, São Tomé hybrid zone—HZ—, and other islands—Bioko and Principe—) and D. santomea and between D. yakuba and D. teissieri.