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Table 1 Summary of the SNP mismatch percentage (zygosity) for individuals from two populations (KAT and SAI)

From: A genotyping array for the globally invasive vector mosquito, Aedes albopictus

Population

Sample ID

ab

ac

bc

yx

yw

xw

ay

bx

cw

KAT

7

0.91

1.00

0.30

1.28

2.51

2.61

5.51

4.72

4.60

KAT

8

1.01

1.09

0.31

1.27

2.52

2.66

5.96

5.13

4.94

KAT

9

0.87

0.95

0.26

1.09

2.03

2.15

5.07

4.27

4.19

KAT

10

0.88

0.99

0.31

1.31

2.63

2.74

5.52

4.78

4.63

KAT

11

1.00

1.12

0.32

1.19

2.39

2.48

6.30

5.43

5.25

KAT

12

1.01

1.12

0.31

1.31

2.54

2.68

5.32

4.36

4.17

KAT mean

0.95

1.05

0.30

1.24

2.44

2.55

5.61

4.78

4.63

SAI

1

1.41

1.55

0.49

0.97

2.27

2.30

9.03

7.83

7.34

SAI

2

1.29

1.50

0.49

1.08

2.61

2.65

9.00

7.91

7.39

SAI

3

1.15

1.34

0.44

1.83

4.31

4.42

9.74

8.79

8.12

SAI

4

1.42

1.59

0.50

1.94

4.51

4.62

10.37

9.43

8.69

SAI

5

1.17

1.30

0.41

2.30

5.37

5.56

10.90

10.00

9.20

SAI

12

1.23

1.36

0.42

0.87

1.99

2.06

8.43

7.31

6.86

SAI

13

1.23

1.38

0.47

1.57

3.60

3.70

9.48

8.46

7.93

SAI

14

1.43

1.56

0.50

1.20

2.85

2.90

9.62

8.43

7.80

SAI

15

1.20

1.32

0.44

0.58

1.38

1.42

8.31

7.32

6.83

SAI

16

1.21

1.42

0.45

1.07

2.40

2.44

8.24

7.12

6.65

SAI

17

1.19

1.34

0.42

1.86

4.33

4.46

9.64

8.69

8.10

SAI

18

1.23

1.38

0.46

1.54

3.65

3.77

9.48

8.51

7.86

SAI mean

1.42

0.46

1.40

3.36

3.27

3.36

9.35

8.31

7.73

Overall mean

1.16

1.30

0.41

1.35

2.99

3.09

8.11

7.14

6.70

  1. Two types of pairwise comparisons are presented: (1) the same methodology (WGS or SNP chip) but between datasets with different sample sizes (datasets a, b, and c for the SNP chip data and y, x and w for the WGS data; Additional file 25: Fig. S2), and (2) between methodologies (ay, bx, cw). The second column lists the individuals within each population, numbered by population. The following columns report the percent mismatches within and between datasets for that individual. “Mean” refers to the mean values per population. “Overall mean” refers to the mean for all the samples (last line)