TABLE 1 in Integrative taxonomy documents two additional cryptic Erithacus species on the Canary Islands (Aves)

TABLE 1 Levels of cytochrome b sequence divergence in robins (Erithacus) and four pairs of Canary Islands endemic species (marked with asterisk) and their sister-taxa SpeciesMean ± SDRangeRobins (interspecific)Erithacus marionae – E. rubecula4.23 ±0.203.73–4.97Erithacus marionae – E. superbus4.57 ±0.164.22–5.09Erithacus marionae – E. (r.) caucasicus4.53 ±0.134.22–4.72Erithacus rubecula – E. superbus3.74 ±0.323.11–4.72Erithacus rubecula – E. (r.) caucasicus4.07 ±0.153.85–4.60Erithacus superbus – E. (r.) caucasicus4.21 ±0.203.85–4.47Other Canary Islands endemics (interspecific)Columba bollii * – C. trocaz2.47 ±0.172.24–2.73Phylloscopus canariensis * – P. collybita3.50 ±0.243.23–3.85Saxicola dacotiae * – S. rubicola2.68 ±0.222.36–3.11Fringilla teydea * – F. polatzeki *2.03 ±0.071.99–2.24Fringilla canariensis * – F. maderensis1.60 ±0.021.24–0.99Robins (intraspecific)Erithacus marionae0.23 ±0.170–0.62Erithacus rubecula0.29 ±0.250–1.24Erithacus superbus0.66 ±0.440–1.37 Note: All values are p -values calculated from strictly homologous sequence data of all taxa with complete deletion of missing sites.