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Figure 1.

Samples of A. ilex used in this study.

Numbers are corresponding to those in Table 1 and presented as pie-charts. Slice size proportional to the frequency of the subclades occurring in the site.

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Figure 2.

Chronogram of Apodemus based on cyt-b sequences.

Branch lengths represent time; Node bars indicate the 95% CI for the clade age; An asterisk indicates node for calibration; The tx above the nodes refer to median ages and 95% CI for each node in Table 2; Numbers below the nodes are Bayesian posterior probabilities (PP) and ML bootstrap (BS) values. A ‘-’ indicates the value is lower than 0.5 (PP) or 50 (BS).

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Figure 3.

Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of A. draco and A. ilex based on cyt-b sequences.

Branch lengths represent substitution per site and numbers at each node represent the Bayesian posterior probabilities and ML bootstrap values. A ‘-’ indicates the value is lower than 0.5 (PP) or 50 (BS).

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Table 1.

Divergence information within and between groups of Apodemus.

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Table 2.

Results of AMOVA based on different grouping options.

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Figure 4.

The median-joining network of A. ilex based on cyt-b sequences.

The circle size is proportional to the haplotype frequency and the branch length is proportional to the number of mutations.

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Table 3.

Neutrality test and Mismatch distribution analyses of A. ilex.

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