Appendices from: Andriollo T., Ashrafi S., Arlettaz R., Ruedi M. (2018). Porous barriers? Assessment of gene flow within and among sympatric long‐eared bat species. Ecology and Evolution 8

Supporting data for: Andriollo T., Ashrafi S., Arlettaz R., Ruedi M. (2018). Porous barriers? Assessment of gene flow within and among sympatric long‐eared bat species. Ecology and Evolution 8: 12841–12854. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.4714

Appendix 1. Map showing the sampling localities of the 349 genotyped Plecotus individuals in Western Alps and Corsica.
Appendix 2. Conditions used for amplification of the 23 microsatellite loci.
Appendix 3. Heat map representing p-values associated to HWE tests for all populations and microsatellite loci.
Appendix 4. Standard diversity indices of microsatellite loci retained in the four analysed genotype datasets.
Appendix 5. Log likelihood and Evanno’s ΔK for Structure runs of the four datasets studied.
Appendix 6. Mitochondrial identification and coancestry coefficients calculated by Structure for K = 3 to 8 from the microsatellite genotypes of 349 Plecotus individuals.
Appendix 7. Coancestry coefficients calculated by Structure for K = 2–5 from the microsatellite genotypes of 152 P. auritus individuals (15 loci).
Appendix 8. Heat map of pairwise F_ST values and associated p-value calculated between populations of the three Plecotus species, on the basis of 15 microsatellite loci.
Appendix 9. Coancestry coefficients calculated by Structure for K = 2–5 from the microsatellite genotypes of 79 P. austriacus individuals (19 loci).
Appendix 10. Coancestry coefficients calculated by Structure for K = 2–5 from the microsatellite genotypes of 117 P. macrobullaris individuals (17 loci).
Appendix 11. Distribution map of the main mitochondrial lineages identified in P. auritus across its distribution.