highly significantp < 0.01
The findings were further supported by a highly significant negative Tajima's D value (−2.32257, p < 0.01), which suggests a recent history of population expansion or purifying selection following a bottleneck event.
The findings were further supported by a highly significant negative Tajima's D value (−2.32257, p < 0.01), which suggests a recent history of population expansion or purifying selection following a bottleneck event.
Interestingly, the neutrality tests for the D‐loop Tajima's D (−1.42224, p > 0.10) and Fu and Li's D (−0.67450, p > 0.10), did not reach statistical significance.