Data from: Genetic diversity, population structure and sex-biased dispersal in three co-evolving species
| Main Authors: | Foitzik, Susanne, Bauer, Sabine, Laurent, Stefan, Pennings, Pleuni S |
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| Format: | info dataset Journal |
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, 2011
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| Online Access: |
https://zenodo.org/record/5000112 |
Daftar Isi:
- Genetic diversity and spatial structure of populations are important for antagonistic coevolution. We investigated genetic variation and population structure of three closely related European ant species: the social parasite Harpagoxenus sublaevis and its two host species Leptothorax acervorum and Leptothorax muscorum. We sampled populations in 12 countries and analyzed eight microsatellite loci and an mtDNA sequence. We found high levels of genetic variation in all three species, only slightly less variation in the host L. muscorum. Using a newly introduced measure of differentiation (Jost's DEST), we detected strong population structuring in all species and less male-biased dispersal than previously thought. We found no phylogeographic patterns that could give information on post-glacial colonization routes - northern populations are as variable as more southern populations. We conclude that conditions for Thompson's geographic mosaic of coevolution are ideal in this system: all three species show ample genetic variation and strong population structure.
- HS_Microsats_IBDWS_formatHS_Microsats_IBDWS_format.txt has the data for H. sublaevis in the format that is required for IBDWS, most importantly, it has the pairwise distances between populations in kilometers. The numbers of the populations correspond to the the numbers in the file Hs_La_Lm_Microsats.xlsHS_for_IBDWS.txtLa_Microsats_IBDWS_formatLa_Microsats_IBDWS_format.txt has the data for L acervorum in the format that is required for IBDWS, most importantly, it has the pairwise distances between populations in kilometers. The numbers of the populations correspond to the the numbers in the file Hs_La_Lm_Microsats.xlsLa_for_IBDWS.txtLm_Microsats_IBDWS_formatLm_Microsats_IBDWS_format.txt has the data for L muscorum in the format that is required for IBDWS, most importantly, it has the pairwise distances between populations in kilometers. The numbers of the populations correspond to the the numbers in the file Hs_La_Lm_Microsats.xlsLm_forIBDWS.txtHs_La_Lm_Microsats.xlsHs_La_Lm_Microsats.xls has all the microsatellite data for the paper in a spreadsheet. For each species there is a tab.FoitzikEtAl2009MicrosatData.xlsHsub_MtDNA_IBDWS_formatH sublaevis MtDNA data in IBDWS format.Hsub_forIBDWS.fasHsub_MtDNA_Pops.nexH sublaevis MtDNA sequences in nexus format with population information.Hsub_1pernest_Pops.nexHsub_MtDNA_haplotypefile_Pops.nexH sublaevis MtDNA sequences in nexus haplotype format with population information.Hsub_1pernest_haplotypefile_Pops.nexLacer_MtDNA_IBDWS_formatL acervorum MtDNA data in IBDWS formatLacer_forIBDWS.fasLacer_MtDNA_113seqs_Pops.nexL acervorum MtDNA sequences in nexus format with population information.Lacer_1pernest_113seqs_Pops.nexLacer_MtDNA_haplofile_113Seqs_Pops.nexL acervorum MtDNA sequences in nexus haplotype format with population information.Lacer_1pernest_haplofile_113Seqs_Pops.nexLmusc_MtDNA_IBDWS_formatL muscorum MtDNA data in IBDWS format.Lmusc_forIBDWS.fasLmusc_MtDNA_79Seqs_Pops.nexL muscorum MtDNA sequences in nexus format with population information.Lmusc_1pernest_79Seqs_Pops.nexLmusc_MtDNA_haplofile_79Seqs_Pops.nexL muscorum MtDNA sequences in nexus haplotype format with population information.Lmusc_1pernest_haplofile_79Seqs_Pops.nex