To reassess the influence of the population structure, we used the Mantel test (zt software [ 53]) to evaluate the existence of isolation-by-distance in our dataset.
We performed a spatial autocorrelation in GenAlEx (Peakall and Smouse [ 41] and references therein) to examine the possible existence of isolation-by-distance in our data set.
Genetic (ΦST values) and geographic distances (km) were significantly and positively correlated in the IRS1 (Mantel test, rp = 0.487, n = 13, p < 0.001) suggesting the existence of isolation-by-distance within IRS1.
Existence of isolation-by-distance between individuals was tested using the Mantel test with 999 permutations on matrices of linearized genetic distance between individuals (Smouse and Peakall 1999) and a corresponding log-geographic distance in GenAlEx 6.5 (Peakall and Smouse 2012).
In a grid connected PV system, the existence of galvanic isolation depends on the regulations of each country [38].
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Furthermore, the presence of identical haplotypes in the analyzed mitogenomes adds further support to the existence of moderate isolation of Maya into relatively small consanguineous groups.
The nuclear genomes of the two clusters remained distinct in sympatry, particularly at three syntopic sites, suggesting the existence of reproductive isolation between the identified clusters.
We show, for example, that the number, size, and dynamics of modes in the distributions of the pairwise nucleotide differences in populations are informative on the existence of past isolation.
The mitochondrial DNA is regarded as fast evolving, but its mode of maternal inheritance can only reveal the presence of divergent lineages and cannot confirm the existence of reproductive isolation between lineages.
Since few crossings of deer with distinct karyotypes were obtained from the same chromosomal lineage (one female; H5), it is difficult to prove the existence of reproductive isolation within chromosome lineages, despite the fact that the hind produced was subfertile.
