Table 2.

Locus-specific diversity measures at ten microsatellite loci for 326 raccoons in Hokkaido, Japan, and other reports from native raccoon habitat in North America.

	Hokkaido (n = 326)			Chicago (n = 323)28			Illinois (n = 99)33
	Na	Ho	He	Na	Ho	He	Na	Ho	He
PLO3–71	9	0.75	0.79	—	—	—	12	0.69	0.77
PLO-M20	12	0.83	0.86	15	0.83	0.82	13	0.83	0.87
PLO2–14	18	0.74	0.80	29	0.83	0.82	20	0.83	0.88
PLO-M3	6	0.70	0.68	9	0.76	0.79	7	0.85	0.79
PLO-M2	11	0.76	0.83	17	0.81	0.84	14	0.84	0.87
PFL11	13	0.87	0.87	19	0.84	0.84	16	0.87	0.89
P140	7	0.66	0.65	12	0.73	0.73	9	0.72	0.74
PFL9	9	0.71	0.73	13	0.77	0.79	11	0.83	0.83
PLO-M17	8	0.68	0.72	11	0.81	0.75	8	0.76	0.79
PLO3–86	19	0.86	0.89	37	0.75	0.88	24	0.94	0.91

The number of alleles (Na), observed heterozygosity (Ho), expected heterozygosity (He).

The data set from Chicago was reported in Santonastaso et al.²⁸.

The data set from Illinois was reported in Hauver et al.³³.