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The results presented here confirm the high level of differentiation between the Itaparica and Florianópolis sibling species of the An.

The high level of differentiation between C. reticulata, C. maxima, and C. medica for this SNP panel was well illustrated by neighbor-joining analysis (Fig. 1).

The high level of differentiation between the Eastern Pyrenean lineage (Lineage E) and the remaining lineages, suggests the isolation of eastern populations over more than one glacial cycle.

Both phenotypic and molecular studies have confirmed a relatively high level of differentiation between these two subspecies [ 48], suggesting great variation.

This lack of evidence for connection was consistent with the high level of differentiation between the two connected components (SDRN1 and SDRN2: FST = 0.697).

The multilocus results presented here revealed a high level of differentiation between Florianópolis, Itatiaia A and Itatiaia B indicating that these populations represent indeed different species in the An.

We found remarkably high levels of differentiation between tributary populations and between tributary and the mainstem populations.

Genetic markers situated within the inverted regions showed high levels of differentiation between chromosome arrangements, despite the potential for recombination between chromosome arrangements as emphasized by the clustering analysis.

On the other hand, SNPs with very high levels of differentiation between populations exhibit high FST values, which is suggestive of geographically localized positive selection that drives allele to high frequency in some but not all the populations between which FST is measured (Weir and Cockerham 1984; Barreiro et al. 2008; Holsinger and Weir 2009; Keinan and Reich 2010).

High levels of differentiation between Japan and China populations are detected for all comparisons, e.g., Fst of 0.115 (P < 0.01) between OK and FU based on mtDNA, and Fst = 0.159 between IR and FU (P < 0.01) based on cpDNA (Tables 4 and 5).

Nevertheless, different autosomal inversions seemed to be associated with each form of X chromosome and it is tempting to speculate that some of the markers we used and showed high levels of differentiation between the sibling species are located within or nearby the inversions studied by Ramirez & Dessem [ 22, 23].