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Table 1 Summary of DNA polymorphism of burrowing parrots (Cyanoliseus patagonus) from Northern Chile and Catamarca, La Rioja, and San Juan in Argentina

From: The high Andes, gene flow and a stable hybrid zone shape the genetic structure of a wide-ranging South American parrot

Locality

ER

Source

Spp.

PS

S

A

N

H

Hd

Pi (JC)

CHILE

IV Región

1) Santa Gracia

MAT

C

bloxami

75

29

29

4

4

1.000

0.00260

2) Quebrada de San Carlos

MAT

C

bloxami

400

29

29

7

4

0.714

0.00123

ARGENTINA

Catamarca

          

3) Los Morteros, Abaucán river

MSB

C

andinus

100

15

11

4

2

0.500

0.00054

4) Salado river

MSB

C

andinus

90

10

5

2

2

1.000

0.00162

La Rioja

          

5) San Blas

MSB

C

andinus

20

20

7

5

3

0.800

0.00237

6) affluent, Vinchina river

MSB

C

andinus

60

20

14

5

3

0.700

0.00216

7) Los Tambillos

MSB

C

andinus

10

4

4

2

2

1.000

0.00162

8) Zanja de la viuda

MSB

C

andinus

15

7

7

1

1

0

0

San Juan

          

9) Huaco

MSB

C

andinus

20

4

4

2

2

1.000

0.00162

  1. Eco-regions: MAT, matorral; MSB, monte de sierras y bolsones; CHS, Chaco seco; ESP, espinal; MLM, monte de llanuras y mesetas; PAM, pampa; ETP, estepa patagónica. ER: eco-region; Source, origin of the feathers used to obtain DNA: C, colony; RP, roosting place; Spp., morphological sub-species according to [34, 39]; PS, estimated size of studied populations: nests in the case of colonies, individuals in roosting places; S, number of feathers collected; A, number of samples for which sequencing was attempted; N, the number of sequences; H, number of haplotypes; Hd, haplotype diversity; Pi, nucleotide diversity