Table 4 in GENETIC VARIATION WITHIN POPULATIONS OF A DIETARY SPECIALIST, NEOTOMA STEPHENSi (STEPHEN'S WOODRAT), IN ARIZONA

Table 4. Comparison of genetic variation in Neotoma stephensi to five other species of Neotoma. N = number of specimens examined, NP = number of populations examined, NL = number of loci examined, AR = range in number of alleles, MA = mean number of alleles, H E = expected heterozygosity, PIC = polymorphic information content, and F ST represents the value among populations. NA indicates that no data was available for that study. N. macrotis -1 and N. fuscipes -1 data are from Haynie et al. (2007), N. magister data are from Castleberry et al. (2002), N. floridana data are from Monty et al. (2003), N. micropus data are from Méndez-Harclerode et al. (2007), N. macrotis -2 data are from Matocq (2004), and N. fuscipes -2 data are from Matocq (2002). All studies used loci developed by Castleberry et al. (2000) except Matocq (2002, 2004).
SpeciesNNPNLARMAH EPICF STN. stephensi49778--2717.10.8540.8270.052N. macrotis -11274521--36 25.60.9340.9300.028N. fuscipes -129559--2113.40.8040.7610.249N. magister3579115--1910.40.618NA0.170N. floridana84561--92.80.3650.6660.522N. micropus5491516--4726.00.8450.829NAN. macrotis -21951511--1915.00.8500.840NAN. fuscipes -2818316--2118.3NANANA