Research Article
Genetic Diversity and Population Structure of a Threatened African Tree Species, Milicia excelsa, Using Nuclear Microsatellites DNA Markers
Table 2
Estimates of single locus heterozygosity and genetic differentiation of the twelve Milicia excelsa populations over seven microsatellite loci.
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Total number of alleles per locus (A); mean number of alleles per locus (AR); total number (Pa) and frequency (fq) of private alleles; observed heterozygosity (HO); total gene diversity pooled overall population (HT); mean genetic diversity within populations (HS); proportion of the total genetic diversity that occurs among populations (). Weir and Cockerham [19] estimates of F (), Theta (), f () ( SE) and ; overall obtained after jackknifing over populations (‡‡), over loci following Rousset [22] (¶¶), following Goodman [23] (¶), and unweighted (¶¶¶); value obtained after bootstrapping over loci, number of replicates = 1000, with nominal confidence interval = 95% (§) and 99% (§§). Statistically significant levels of the tests are indicated by *, ** and ***. |