Table 3 Taxonomic, habitat and geographical distributions of RFLP haplotypes
Haplotype | Percentage and taxonomic occurrence | Habitat | Geographic location |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | 33.33% of isolates, mainly with D. pulex mitochondria | ponds | QC, ON, MB (CAN), MI (USA) |
2 | 38.09% of isolates, D. pulicaria, polyploids with D. pulicaria mitochondria, diploid/triploids with D. pulex mitochondria and one D. tenebrosa isolate | Various habitats | various locations |
3 | 26.19% of isolates, D. pulex, diploid hybrids with D. pulex mitochondria and triploid hybrids D. pulicaria mitochondria, European D. pulicaria and D. tenebrosa isolâtes | various habitats | various locations |
4 | 30.95% of isolates, D. pulex, diploid hybrids with D. pulex mitochondria and triploid hybrids D. pulicaria mitochondria, D. middendorffiana, European D. pulicaria and D. tenebrosa isolates | various habitats | various locations |
5 | One introgressed isolate (TE3-MB-4) | rock bluff pools | Churchill MB, (CAN) |
6 | 9.76% of isolates, D. pulex, D. pulicaria or D. middendorffiana and D. pulex-D. pulicaria hybrids | ponds or rock bluff pools | Kujjuarappik and Metis, QC (CAN) Churchill, MB (CAN) |
7 | One D. pulex-D. pulicaria hybrid (PX2-MI-11) | ponds | MI (USA) |
8 | 26.8% of isolates, D. pulex and D. pulicaria | various habitats | various locations |