Large-scale and small-scale population genetic structure of the medically important gastropod species Bulinus truncatus (Gastropoda, Heterobranchia)

Table 1 Sampling locations, year of collection, geographic coordinates, number of individuals, allelic richness, observed and expected heterozygosity and inbreeding coefficients of Bulinus truncatus samples considered in this study.

Site sample code	Country	Locality	Collection year	Geographic coordinates^a		n^b	ar	H_obs	H_exp	F_is	Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
Site sample code	Country	Locality	Collection year	Latitude	Longitude	n^b	ar	H_obs	H_exp	F_is	Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
Cor_SUT	France	Corsica, Suttana	2014	41.724	9.299	13	1.065	0.090	0.132	− 0.420	***
Egy_MAN	Egypt	Mansoura	2011	30.008	31.202	7	1.105	0.100	0.158	0.074	***
Egy_BEK	Egypt	Nabel Al Wakad	2011	30.558	30.704	10	1.106	0.114	0.149	− 0.080	***
Cam_BAK	Cameroon	Lake Barombi Kotto	2014	4.468	9.251	4	1.058	0.074	0.286	− 0.376	n.s
Sen_DIAM	Senegal	Diama	2012	16.211	− 16.404	16	1.140	0.071	0.139	0.505	***
Sen_GUEC	Senegal	Guédé Chantier	2012	16.544	− 14.755	16	1.056	0.080	0.104	− 0.468	***
Sen_MBO	Senegal	Mbodjene	2013	16.218	− 16.249	6	1.107	0.067	0.121	0.406	***
Sen_NDO	Senegal	Ndombo	2012	16.44	− 15.698	15	1.124	0.069	0.123	0.462	***

ar Allelic richness, F_is inbreeding coefficient, H_exp expected heterozygosity, H_obs observed heterozygosity, n.s. not statistically significant
***Significant deviation from Hardy–Weinberg proportions after false discovery rate adjustment at P < 0.001
^aLatitude and longitude are given in decimal degrees
^bNumber of individuals

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