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Unequal gene flow between two genetic clusters may have a significant impact on the development of local adaptation.

In the current study, we comprehensively sampled the area where the genetically differentiated populations of Gff are in contact in central Uganda and used multilocus genetic data to examine population structure and dynamics and to evaluate if environmental differences might be involved in maintaining the genetic difference between the two genetic clusters north and south of Lake Kyoga.

This may explain why populations at either end of the species' range (LS in the west, and TF in the east) were identified as unique genetic clusters, while the nine sampled populations between them were assigned to only two genetic clusters.

Our AFLP-fingerprint data suggest that two genetic clusters (Red cluster, thirteen populations between Kt and A/Pink cluster, eight populations between Tp and Gß) have been dispersed 130 km across the study area.

At several K (from 8 to 16), two genetic clusters always appeared admixed, namely clusters A and B (Fig. 2c).

STRUCTURE assignment of individuals to two genetic clusters.

Nocobactin synthesis was previously found encoded by two genetic clusters, with cluster I positioned 195 kb from cluster II.

The areas between two genetic population clusters and areas adjacent to admixture zones are especially interesting for further behavioral observations.

Genetic differentiation (F ST) between the pairs of four genetic clusters.

Our initial phylogeographic analysis revealed that there is only one major area of contact between coastal and interior lineages and identified five genetic clusters with strong spatial structuring: Pacific Slope, Interior US, Edwards Plateau (Texas), Northern Mexico, and Southern Mexico.

Both the habitat clusters and principal component scores (Fig. 2B, S2a) show a distinction between the alpine and montane individuals, while the three genetic clusters are roughly broken down in a latitudinal fashion (Fig. 2A).