TABLE 3. Nucleotide variations found in the two sequenced markers, the histone H3–H4 region and COI fragment, in the Cambodian series collected from the same swarm. Differences from the consensus are boldfaced; the phenotypes of specimens are indicated in parentheses. histone H3–H4 regionregion of the markerhistone H3 coding part (reverse complement)intergenic spacervariable position89 265489545consensus, found in specimens 111 (D, paralog 1) and 113 (C, paralog 1)t g--atsubstitutions/indelsg atatafound in specimens:106 (D) 109 (A)106 (D), 107 (A), 111 (D, paralog 2), 113 (C, paralog 2)108 (A), 112 (B)106 (D), 107 (A), 109 (A), 110 (D)COI fragmentvariable position344617654consensus: found in specimens 106 (D), 107 (A), 108 (A), 111 (D), 113 (C)actsubstitutionsgtafound in specimens:110 (D)112 (B)109 (A)

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