Phylogeography and Wolbachia Infections Reveal Postglacial Recolonization Routes of the Parthenogenetic Plant Louse Cacopsylla myrtilli (W. Wagner 1947), (Hemiptera, Psylloidea)

Table 3

Summary of haplotype diversity for the sampling regions. The number of individuals sequenced (), the number of segregating sites (), the number of different haplotypes (), haplotype (), and nucleotide (π) diversities with standard deviation (SD) are given. The number of individuals with main haplotypes is shown in separate columns, and unique derived haplotypes are listed for each locality (number of individuals, if >1). Tajima’s , Fu’s , and R2 of Ramos-Onsins and Rozas values are shown.

Region				Main haplotypes			Derived haplotypes	(SD)	π (SD)	Tajima’s	Fu’s Fs	R2
				H1	H2	H3
Norway	168	14	14	49	66		H4, H5 (18), H6, H7, H8 (8), H9 (11), H10 (3), H11, H13 (4), H15 (2), H12 (2), H14	0.746 (0.022)	0.00251 (0.00012)	-0.89178	-4.048	0.0560
Sweden	143	4	4	31	109		H5 (2), H16	0.382 (0.040)	0.00116 (0.00012)	0.04914	0.834
Finland	283	11	12	107	126	1	H17 (19), H18, H19, H20, H21 (19), H22, H23 (2), H24, H25 (4)	0.652 (0.017)	0.00209 (0.00006)	-0.56195	-2.672	0.0604
Russia	342	17	18	144	174		H9 (2), H25 (2), H26, H27, H28 (2), H29, H30, H31, H32, H33, H34 H35 (4), H36 (2), H37 (2), H38, H39	0.565 (0.014)	0.0018 (0.00005)	-1.40125	-9.601	0.0339
Czech Republic	22	1	2		21		H40	0.091 (0.081)	0.00014 (0.00013)	-1.1624	-0.957
Bulgaria	4		1		4			0	0	N.A.	N.A.