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Fig 1.

Sampling sites (circles) of Pseudoplatystoma magdaleniatum in three sectors of the Cauca River downstream the Ituango dam.

S2-S3: Ituango River mouth, Golondrina, Espíritu Santo River mouth, Puerto Valdivia; S4-S5: Puerto Jardín, Man River, El Doce, Cáceres, Caucasia, La Ilusión, Nechí, Palomar; S6-S7-S8: Guaranda, Tres Cruces and floodplains La Raya, La Panela, Piqué and El Floral.

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Table 1.

Average values per locus of genetic diversity metrics for Pseudoplatystoma magdaleniatum in the Ex-post (collected between years 2019–2021 in three sectors of the Cauca River downstream of the Ituango dam) and Ex-ante (years 2010–2014; [8]) samples.

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Table 2.

Assessment of recent bottleneck events and estimation of effective population size in Ex-post (2019–2021, sectors S1—S8 of the Cauca River) and Ex-ante (years 2010–2014; [8]) samples of Pseudoplatystoma magdaleniatum.

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Fig 2.

(A) Discriminant analysis of principal components (DAPC; 30 principal components retained and 71.3% of the variance) and co-ancestry probabilities when (B) K = 2 and (C) K = 3 of 164 individuals of Pseudoplatystoma magdaleniatum of the Ex-post sample (2019–2021, sectors S2 –S8 of the Cauca River).

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Table 3.

Pairwise comparison of the standardized genetic structure indices F’ST (below the diagonal) and Jost’s DEST (above the diagonal) in the Ex-post sample (collected between 2019–2021, sectors S1—S8 in the Cauca River).

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Fig 3.

(A) Discriminant analysis of principal components (DAPC; 50 principal components retained and 85% of the variance) and (B) co-ancestry probabilities of 311 individuals of Pseudoplatystoma magdaleniatum (147 Ex-ante: Years 2010–2014, middle sectors and lower of the Magdalena-Cauca basin; 164 Ex-post: Years 2019–2021, sectors S1—S8 of the Cauca River).

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