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Table 2 Matrix of the number of polymorphic and amplified loci shared between species.

From: Cross-species amplification of 41 microsatellites in European cyprinids: A tool for evolutionary, population genetics and hybridization studies

	Ab	Aa	Cg	Cn	Ct	Cs	Li	Ll	Pp	Rr	Sc	Ts	Abr*	Bb**	Se*
A. bipunctatus	31/35	28	26	29	23	26	25	23	19	24	24	26	12	22	9
A. alburnus	34	34/37	31	32	26	26	28	27	21	27	28	30	14	24	10
C. genei	33	36	35/40	34	28	26	31	26	22	27	29	31	15	24	11
C. n. nasus	34	37	40	37/41	29	27	31	27	22	28	29	33	15	26	12
C. t. toxostoma	34	37	40	41	31/41	24	29	25	18	26	25	30	14	22	10
C. soetta	34	37	39	40	40	28/40	25	24	16	25	25	26	13	20	8
L. idus	32	35	39	39	39	38	32/39	26	19	28	25	29	13	23	10
L. leuciscus	34	36	38	39	39	38	37	29/39	18	26	24	26	14	22	9
P. pictum	31	34	37	38	38	37	36	36	24/38	19	22	20	11	19	8
R. rutilus	34	37	39	40	40	39	38	39	37	30/40	25	27	14	23	10
S. cephalus	32	36	37	38	38	37	36	37	35	38	32/38	27	15	22	10
T. souffia	33	36	39	40	40	39	38	38	37	39	37	33/40	15	23	11
A. brama*	34	37	39	40	40	39	38	39	37	40	38	39	16/40	13	6
B. bjoerkna**	32	35	37	38	38	37	36	37	37	39	36	37	38	27/38	10
S. erythrophtalmus*	33	35	37	38	38	37	36	37	36	38	36	37	38	36	12/38

In upper diagonal, shared polymorphic loci; in lower diagonal, shared amplified loci between species; in diagonal, polymorphic loci/amplified loci for each species. Loci for which homozygotes with null alleles were detected and those exhibiting potential paralogous (see Additional file 3) were discarded. Only two (*) and four (**) individuals genotyped: number of polymorphic loci most likely underestimated.

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