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This entry holds the genotype data associated with the publication:
Nikula R, Spencer HG, Waters JM (2012) Passive rafting is a powerful driver of transoceanic
gene flow. [Manuscript accepted for publication in Biology Letters, pending minor revision]
Data were collected and prepared by Raisa Nikula
Correspondence: raisa.nikula@otago.ac.nz
The three data sheets in contain the AFLP-fingerprint data as follows:
DataSheet1: Cantharidus roseus, 111 AFLP loci
DataSheet2: Onithochiton neglectus, 94 AFLP loci
DataSheet3: Parawaldeckia karaka, 164 AFLP loci
The data are in a format compatible with the analysis package GenAlEx v. 6.4.1.
Cells/columns contain the following information:
Cell A1 = number of loci
Cell A2 = species name
Cell B1 = total number of fingerprinted individuals
Cell C1 = number of population samples
Cell D1 and rightward = sample size at each site
Cell A2 = species name
Column “SITE” = sampling site, abbreviated: Ant=Antipodes Island, Auc=Auckland Island,
Bou=Bounty Island, Cam=Campbell Island, NZSI=New Zealand South Island. Sna=Snares
Island, Stw=Stewart island
Column “CODE” = identifier codes of the genotyped individuals
Cell C3 and rightward=locus names indicating the fluorescent dye (Green, Blue, Yellow,
Red) and the fragment length in base pairs
Matrix starting from Cell C4 = presence (1) or absence (0) of the AFLP fragment in the
fingerprint of an individual
Column “Genbank_COI_ht_name = mitochondrial COI gene haplotype detected in the
individual
Column “Genbank_Accession” = Genbank accession of the mtDNA COI haplotype