General-Purpose Genotype or How Epigenetics Extend the Flexibility of a Genotype
Table 1
Summary of ecological and molecular data. Lake environmental characteristics, individual morphometric characteristics, sampling size, genetic diversity (number of genotypes), and epigenetic diversity (number of epigenotypes).
Lakes
Geographic coordinates
Date of sampling
Habitat type*
Drainage
Altitude (m)
(°C)
pH
Weight (g)
Length (cm)
K
GSI
Sampling size
Genotype
Epigenotype
Richer
45°50′35′′ N 74°11′39′′ W
2007-05-29
C
Nord
360
24
6.4
4
1
2
Merde
45°57′55.9′′ N 74°1′41,8′′ W
2007-05-28
B
L’Assomption
360
23
6.2
4
3
4
Barbotte
46°5′36′′ N 73°52′7′′ W
2007-05-30
C
L’Assomption
280
22
6.5
8
6
2
Jonction
45°46′37′′ N 74°34′29′′ W
2007-06-01
C
Rouge
340
24
7.1
4
1
1
Dépotoir
45°50′41.6′′ N 74°33′20.9′′ W
2007-05-31
B
Rouge
320
25
7.1
2
1
1
Saumons
45°59′38′′ N 74°18′21′′ W
2007-06-16
A
Nord
490
22
7.0
2
1
2
Saad
45°54′51.4′′ N 74°1′41.3′′ W
2007-06-16
D
L’Assomption
320
24
6.8
2
1
1
*Habitats characterization according to Schlosser et al. [29]: A: pond of moderate depth, B: a shallow beaver pond, C: a moderately deep area of open water upstream from a beaver dam, and D: pond of moderate depth with flooded standing and fallen tree.