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Figure 1.

Biopsy sampling locations and sample sizes of Australian snubfin and Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins in north-western Australia.

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Figure 2.

mtDNA networks for snubfin and humpback dolphins.

Sample sizes are shown in parentheses. Branch numbers indicate the number of nucleotide differences between mtDNA haplotypes.

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Figure 3.

Structure plots for humpback dolphins where k = 3 (A) and k = 4 (B), for snubfin dolphins (C), and the three regularly encountered dolphin species at Cygnet Bay (D). k = number of clusters.

Each bar on the x-axis corresponds to an individual. The y-axis indicates the proportion of population/species membership. OH = snubfin dolphins, SC = humpback dolphins, CY = Cygnet Bay, DA = Dampier Archipelago, NWC = North West Cape, RB = Roebuck Bay, H = suspected hybrid, TA = bottlenose dolphin.

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Table 1.

Microsatellite characteristics for snubfin and humpback dolphins.

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Table 2.

Genetic differentiation of mtDNA and microsatellite loci.

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Figure 4.

Images of hybrid (A1–2), adult snubfin (B1–2), humpback (D1–2) and bottlenose (D1–2) dolphins encountered at Cygnet Bay.

Left images show relative dorsal proportions; right images compare head/rostrum characteristics.

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Table 3.

Alleles shared by the suspected hybrid and the three resident dolphin species at Cygnet Bay.

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