Biotic Regulation of the Environment: Dataset for A. Makarieva's paper in Heredity 2001

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Makarieva A.M. (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51. Abstract, full text (PDF, 0.4 Mb), notations for the dataset.

Species	Ref.	L	N	*H_L*
Acinonyx jubatus	[1]	52	98	0.000
Acomys cahirinus	[2]	35	29	0.030
Acomys russatus	[2]	35	30	0.029
Akodon azarae	[3]	20	22	0.118
Akodon azarae	[3]	18	13	0.099
Akodon dolores	[3]	16	50	0.153
Akodon dolores	[3]	18	43	0.192
Alces alces	[4]	19	165	0.017
Alces alces	[5]	23	422	0.000
Alces alces	[6]	34	34	0.004
Alouatta belzebul	[7]	20	50	0.055 *
Alouatta pigra	[8]	36	39	0.027 *
Alouatta seniculus	[9]	29	106	0.092
Amblysomus hottentotus	[10]	40	19	0.049
Antidorcas marsupialis	[11]	46	24	0.060
Apodemus agrarius	[12]	38	94	0.022 *
Apodemus agrarius	[13]	11	12	0.007 *
Apodemus alpicola	[14]	33	11	0.041 *
Apodemus flavicollis	[15]	20	17	0.04
Apodemus flavicollis	[16]	36	38	0.059
Apodemus flavicollis	[13]	11	23	0.060 *
Apodemus flavicollis	[17]	29	26	0.037
Apodemus hermonensis	[18]	36	12	0.028
Apodemus mystanicus	[18]	36	39	0.070
Apodemus sp. nova	[17]	29	39	0.010
Apodemus sylvaticus	[15]	20	30	0.08
Apodemus sylvaticus	[13]	16	31	0.028 *
Apodemus sylvaticus	[17]	29	36	0.037
Arvicanthis abyssinicus	[19]	17	23	0.030
Baiomys taylori	[20]	24	10	0.061 *
Balaenoptera acutorostrata	[21]	21	95	0.046
Balaenoptera acutorostrata	[22]	45	2881	0.087
Balaenoptera acutorostrata	[23]	29	112	0.076
Balaenoptera acutorostrata	[23]	36	50	0.058
Balaenoptera borealis	[22]	13	232	0.027
Balaenoptera borealis	[22]	45	299	0.019
Balaenoptera edeni	[22]	45	331	0.016
Balaenoptera physalus	[22]	13	193	0.011
Balaenoptera physalus	[22]	45	64	0.025
Berardius bairdii	[24]	18	11	0.016
Bison bison	[25]	24	96	0.021
Bison bonasus	[26]	20	86	0.038 *
Blarina carolinensis	[27]	28	27	0.038 *
Blarina carolinensis	[28]	12	30	0.000
Bos grunniens	[29]	34	56	0.008 *
Brachyphylla cavernarum	[30]	17	10	0.000 *
Callithrix emiliae	[7]	20	63	0.030
Callithrix humeralifer	[7]	20	14	0.035
Callithrix jacchus	[7]	20	35	0.019
Callithrix penicillata	[7]	20	10	0.049
Calomys laucha	[31]	24	25	0.162
Calomys laucha	[31]	22	100	0.153
Calomys laucha	[32]	19	95	0.147
Calomys musculinus	< A HREF="#[32]">[32]	20	70	0.149
Calomys musculinus	[33]	13	92	0.201
Calomys venustus	[32]	18	28	0.146
Canis latrans	[34]	20	44	0.031
Canis lupus	[35]	40	38	0.029
Capra aegagrus	[36]	38	20	0.030 *
Capra ibex	[37]	38	46	0.024
Capra ibex	[38]	15	149	0.063 *
Capreolus capreolus	[39]	32	89	0.058
Capreolus capreolus	[4]	19	24	0.024 *
Capreolus capreolus	[40]	40	48	0.059
Capromys pilorides	[41]	30	24	0.079
Caracal caracal	[42]	50	16	0.029
Carollia perspicillata	[43]	17	12	0.087 *
Castor canadensis	[44]	34	48	0.017 *
Castor fiber	[45]	32	28	0.098
Castor fiber	[46]	23	13	0.069
Ceratotherium simum	[47]	31	23	0.036 *
Cercopithecus aethiops	[48]	13	340	0.022 *
Cercopithecus aethiops	[49]	23	124	0.050 *
Cercopithecus aethiops	[50]	29	178	0.052
Cervus canadensis	[4]	19	49	0.015 *
Cervus canadensis	[51]	24	112	0.012
Cervus elaphus	[52]	43	233	0.045
Cervus elaphus	[53]	23	138	0.012
Cervus elaphus	[54]	34	83	0.032
Cervus nippon	[55]	19	120	0.000
Chionomys nivalis	[56]	34	20	0.161
Chionomys nivalis	[57]	22	32	0.021
Clethrionomys glareolus	[16]	32	24	0.006
Clethrionomys glareolus	[58]	48	14	0.074
Connochaetes gnou	[59]	31	16	0.018
Connochaetes taurinus	[60]	29	12	0.047
Connochaetes taurinus	[61]	33	15	0.043
Crocidura leucodon	[62]	30	10	0.025 *
Crocidura olivieri	[62]	31	10	0.026 *
Crocidura russula	[63]	28	20	0.017 *
Crocidura suaveolens	[62]	31	11	0.053 *
Cryptomys sp.	[64]	34	12	0.054
Ctenomys australis	[65]	35	27	0.000 *
Ctenomys flamarioni	[66]	12	12	0.18
Ctenomys maulinus	[67]	18	39	0.103 *
Ctenomys mendocinus	[68]	34	17	0.079
Ctenomys minutus	[66]	20	20	0.06
Ctenomys porteousi	[65]	31	31	0.145 *
Ctenomys sp.	[66]	12	19	0.14
Ctenomys sp.	[66]	20	12	0.05
Ctenomys sp.2	[67]	18	19	0.109 *
Ctenomys torquatus	[66]	20	22	0.19
Cynictus penicillata	[69]	17	29	0.026
Cynomys ludovicianus	[70]	16	113	0.106 *
Cynomys ludovicianus	[71]	25	50	0.066
Cynomys ludovicianus	[72]	46	15	0.066 *
Cynomys mexicanus	[72]	46	12	0.060 *
Cystophora cristata	[73]	30	166	0.047
Cystophora cristata	[74]	21	10	0.009 *
Dama dama	[75]	30	88	0.000
Dama dama	[76]	51	180	0.006
Damaliscus dorcas	[11]	45	27	0.011
Didelphis virginiana	[77]	31	21	0.112
Dipodomys agilis	[78]	18	15	0.034 *
Dipodomys compactus	[78]	18	21	0.018 *
Dipodomys deserti	[78]	18	22	0.007 *
Dipodomys elator	[79]	29	21	0.042 *
Dipodomys elator	[78]	18	25	0.011 *
Dipodomys elephantinus	[80]	33	14	0.022 *
Dipodomys heermanni	[78]	18	51	0.051 *
Dipodomys heermanni	[81]	22	26	0.000 *
Dipodomys merriami	[78]	29	21	0.055 *
Dipodomys merriami	[78]	18	106	0.066 *
Dipodomys microps	[78]	18	103	0.005 *
Dipodomys nitratoides	[81]	22	14	0.057 *
Dipodomys ordii	[78]	29	25	0.044 *
Dipodomys ordii	[78]	18	90	0.008 *
Dipodomys panamintinus	[78]	18	10	0.000 *
Dipodomys spectabilis	[82]	24	160	0.061 *
Dipodomys spectabilis	[82]	31	32	0.076 *
Dipodomys spectabilis	[78]	18	47	0.013 *
Dipodomys venustus	[80]	33	12	0.053 *
Elaphurus davidianus	[83]	24	42	0.011 *
Elephas maximus	[84]	33	29	0.015
Eliomys quercinus	[85]	41	21	0.090
Eptesicus fuscus	[86]	19	19	0.013 *
Eptesicus pumilus	[87]	35	11	0.066 *
Eptesicus regulus	[87]	35	13	0.055 *
Eptesicus sagittula	[87]	35	14	0.061 *
Eptesicus vulturnus	[87]	35	18	0.076 *
Erignatus barbatus	[88]	53	157	0.055
Erinaceus concolor	[89]	30	13	0.087
Erinaceus europaeus	[89]	30	21	0.027
Erophylla sezekorni	[30]	17	12	0.010 *
Erythrocebus patas	[90]	29	53	0.031
Eulemur macaco	[91]	12	46	0.034 *
Felis silvestris	[92]	54	10	0.052 *
Gazella dorcas	[93]	16	25	0.074 *
Gazella gazella	[93]	16	16	0.027 *
Gazella subgutturosa	[93]	16	30	0.021 *
Geomys arenarius	[94]	25	23	0.050 *
Geomys breviceps	[95]	21	50	0.029 *
Geomys bursarius	[96]	17	24	0.065 *
Geomys bursarius	[97]	15	122	0.142 *
Geomys bursarius	[95]	21	24	0.010 *
Geomys tropicalis	[94]	34	30	0.000
Gerbillus allenbyi	[98]	27	39	0.000
Gerbillus pyramidum	[98]	27	27	0.022
Globicephala macrorhynchus	[24]	19	39	0.054
Globicephala macrorhynchus	[99]	36	204	0.009 *
Globicephala melaena	[100]	41	69	0.034
Gorilla gorilla	[101]	22	10	0.046
Hemiechinus auritus	[89]	30	13	0.023
Hylomys parvus	[102]	33	11	0.033 *
Lagenorhynchus obliquidens	[24]	19	30	0.093
Leopardus wiedii	[42]	50	11	0.047
Lepilemur mustelinus	[103]	22	72	0.058
Leptailurus serval	[42]	49	16	0.033
Leptonychotes weddelli	[104]	46	36	0.023 *
Lepus europaeus	[105]	53	41	0.044
Loxodonta africana	[106]	25	47	0.047
Macaca fascicularis	[50]	29	33	0.096
Macaca fuscata	[50]	29	1394	0.021
Macaca fuscata	[107]	32	224	0.014
Macaca mulatta	[50]	29	143	0.054
Macaca sylvanus	[108]	23	57	0.076
Macropus eugenii	[109]	42	43	0.015
Macropus rufogriseus	[110]	21	66	0.087
Macrotus californicus	[111]	21	34	0.047 *
Macrotus waterhousii	[111]	21	49	0.030 *
Manis pentadactyla	[112]	62	12	0.078 *
Marmota marmota	[113]	50	160	0.015 *
Marmota monax	[114]	24	22	0.066
Martes americana	[115]	24	10	0.124 *
Martes foina	[116]	21	121	0.000
Martes zibellina	[117]	25	1237	0.060 *
Mastomys huberti	[19]	17	79	0.028
Mazama americana	[118]	19	52	0.077 *
Megadontomys thomasi	[119]	30	15	0.020
Melomys burtoni	[120]	29	13	0.046 *
Melomys cervinipes	[120]	29	13	0.031 *
Mesocricetus auratus	[121]	19	15	0.015
Microdipodops megacephalus	[122]	23	20	0.072 *
Microdipodops pallidus	[122]	23	20	0.093 *
Microtus agrestis	[123]	18	91	0.222 *
Microtus arvalis	[57]	19	18	0.059
Microtus breweri	[124]	15	316	0.004 *
Microtus cabrerae	[125]	20	11	0.072 *
Microtus chrotorrhinus	[126]	25	17	0.082
Microtus pennsylvanicus	[126]	25	23	0.162
Microtus pennsylvanicus	[124]	15	151	0.064 *
Mirounga angustirostris	[127]	24	67	0.000
Monophyllus plethodon	[30]	17	10	0.011 *
Monophyllus redmani	[30]	17	25	0.011 *
Mus musculus	[128]	27	89	0.028 *
Mus musculus	[129]	17	78	0.102 *
Mus musculus	[130]	22	247	0.056
Mus musculus	[131]	36	121	0.100 *
Mus musculus	[132]	24	33	0.067
Mus musculus	[133]	46	40	0.073
Mus musculus	[134]	40	137	0.11
Mus spretus	[132]	24	33	0.024
Mustela erminea	[116]	21	39	0.000
Mustela nivalis	[135]	40	19	0.068
Mustela nivalis	[116]	21	13	0.000
Mustela putorius	[135]	40	16	0.031
Mustela putorius	[116]	21	24	0.000
Myopus schisticolor	[136]	26	148	0.031
Myotis californicus	[137]	21	32	0.116 *
Myotis lucifigus	[138]	20	57	0.104 *
Myotis yumanensis	[138]	20	45	0.068 *
Myoxus glis	[139]	42	100	0.070
Mysateles prehensilis	[41]	30	28	0.031
Neofelis nebulosa	[140]	50	20	0.023 *
Neotoma albigula	[141]	20	23	0.112 *
Neotoma floridana	[141]	20	13	0.157 *
Neotoma lepida	[142]	27	15	0.093 *
Neotoma micropus	[141]	20	13	0.102 *
Neurotrichus gibbsi	[143]	18	10	0.051 *
Ningaui yvonneae	[144]	28	16	0.007 *
Ochotona princeps	[145]	27	43	0.016 *
Ochotona princeps	[146]	26	46	0.003 *
Odobenus rosmarus	[147]	32	102	0.032 *
Odocoileus hemionis	[148]	35	67	0.043 *
Odocoileus virginianus	[118]	19	1549	0.080 *
Odocoileus virginianus	[149]	36	500	0.099
Odocoileus virginianus	[150]	57	321	0.091 *
Odocoileus virginianus	[151]	21	110	0.132
Onychomys arenicola	[152]	23	16	0.069
Onychomys leucogaster	[152]	23	13	0.105
Onychomys torridus	[152]	23	16	0.114
Oryctolagus cuniculus	[153]	26	50	0.062 *
Oryx leucoryx	[83]	24	46	0.006 *
Ovis dalli	[154]	27	18	0.015
Pan troglodytes	[101]	22	19	0.009
Pan troglodytes	[155]	42	114	0.022 *
Panthera leo	[42]	50	20	0.037
Panthera leo	[156]	46	26	0.038 *
Panthera pardus	[42]	50	18	0.029
Panthera tigris	[42]	50	40	0.035
Papio anubis	[157]	34	28	0.017
Papio hamadryas	[157]	34	292	0.047
Pappogeomys fumosus	[158]	22	14	0.000
Pappogeomys merriami	[158]	22	10	0.008 *
Pappogeomys zinseri	[158]	22	13	0.000
Parascalops breweri	[143]	18	24	0.003 *
Pelomys harringtoni	[19]	17	34	0.048
Perameles gunni	[159]	27	24	0.000
Peromyscus attwateri	[160]	28	13	0.046 *
Peromyscus attwateri	[161]	17	56	0.015 *
Peromyscus aztecus	[162]	39	21	0.055 *
Peromyscus boylii	[160]	28	39	0.101 *
Peromyscus boylii	[163]	20	58	0.009 *
Peromyscus boylii	[161]	17	52	0.066 *
Peromyscus boylii	[164]	33	93	0.036
Peromyscus californicus	[165]	31	77	0.069
Peromyscus comanche	[166]	25	21	0.087 *
Peromyscus dickeyi	[167]	25	18	0.000
Peromyscus difficilis	[160]	28	37	0.032 *
Peromyscus difficilis	[168]	21	18	0.006 *
Peromyscus difficilis	[166]	25	25	0.063 *
Peromyscus floridanus	[169]	39	26	0.051
Peromyscus gratus	[160]	28	60	0.061 *
Peromyscus interparietalis	[167]	25	10	0.000
Peromyscus maniculatus	[170]	24	33	0.062 *
Peromyscus maniculatus	[168]	21	179	0.101 *
Peromyscus maniculatus	[171]	28	50	0.125 *
Peromyscus melanotis	[168]	20	11	0.030 *
Peromyscus pectoralis	[163]	20	25	0.027 *
Peromyscus pectoralis	[161]	17	20	0.049
Peromyscus polionotus	[172]	58	39	0.049
Peromyscus polionotus	[173]	31	12	0.091 *
Peromyscus spicilegus	[162]	39	63	0.049 *
Peromyscus stephani	[167]	25	11	0.000
Peromyscus truei	[168]	21	36	0.020 *
Peromyscus truei	[166]	25	17	0.078 *
Peromyscus truei	[164]	31	58	0.023
Peromyscus winkelmanni	[162]	39	14	0.075 *
Petrogale penicillata	[174]	23	17	0.017 *
Phoca fasciata	[88]	48	365	0.115
Phoca largha	[175]	34	43	0.023
Phoca largha	[88]	50	317	0.063
Phoca sibirica	[176]	24	34	0.014 *
Phoca vitulina	[175]	34	168	0.027
Phocoenoides dalli	[24]	19	483	0.154
Phocoenoides dalli	[177]	26	197	0.057 *
Phyllonycteris aphylla	[30]	17	17	0.013 *
Pipistrellis adamsi	[178]	36	26	0.089 *
Pipistrellus hesperus	[137]	20	32	0.037 *
Pitymys duodecimcostatus	[125]	20	20	0.079 *
Pitymys multiplex	[179]	25	13	0.01
Potorous tridactylus	[180]	10	64	0.029
Praomys albipes	[19]	17	29	0.077
Procyon lotor	[181]	24	243	0.028 *
Procyon lotor	[182]	12	67	0.015
Proechimys brevicauda	[183]	25	97	0.097
Proechimys guairae	[184]	22	16	0.059
Proechimys simonsi	[183]	25	44	0.169
Proechimys sp.	[183]	25	48	0.157
Proechimys urichi	[184]	22	13	0.080
Pseudorca crassidens	[24]	19	31	0.051
Pusa hispida	[74]	21	82	0.010 *
Pusa hispida	[88]	48	343	0.068
Rangifer tarandus	[185]	35	100	0.042
Rangifer tarandus	[186]	19	104	0.039 *
Rattus fuscipes	[187]	16	50	0.000
Rattus norvegicus	[188]	25	47	0.104
Reithrodontomys fulvescens	[189]	20	12	0.049 *
Reithrodontomys megalotis	[189]	20	13	0.032 *
Reithrodontomys montanus	[189]	20	11	0.050 *
Rhinoceros unicornis	[190]	29	23	0.099 *
Rupicapra pyrenaica	[191]	37	48	0.028
Rupicapra rupicapra	[37]	41	136	0.035 *
Saguinus fuscicollis	[192]	19	138	0.041 *
Saguinus midas	[192]	18	123	0.024 *
Scalopus aquaticus	[28]	18	32	0.055
Scapanus townsendii	[143]	18	12	0.000
Sigmodon hispidus	[193]	23	43	0.022 *
Sminthopsis dolichura	[194]	30	28	0.051 *
Sorex araneus	[195]	27	40	0.077 *
Sorex araneus	[196]	35	32	0.028
Sorex cinereus	[197]	33	34	0.093
Sorex cinereus	[198]	26	19	0.085 *
Sorex fumeus	[198]	26	12	0.075 *
Sorex haydeni	[197]	33	12	0.094
Sorex longirostris	[27]	25	14	0.021 *
Sorex monticolus	[198]	26	13	0.058 *
Sorex palustris	[198]	26	12	0.041 *
Sorex trowbridgii	[198]	26	10	0.040 *
Sorex unguiculatus	[198]	26	10	0.025 *
Spalacopus cyanus	[199]	23	31	0.027 *
Spalax ehrenbergi	[200]	17	119	0.018
Spermophilus armatus	[201]	18	62	0.082
Spermophilus beldingi	[202]	30	19	0.107 *
Spermophilus beldingi	[201]	18	27	0.028
Spermophilus columbianus	[201]	18	179	0.104
Spermophilus elegans	[201]	18	120	0.044
Spermophilus erythrogenys	[201]	18	24	0.000
Spermophilus major	[201]	18	23	0.035
Spermophilus mexicanus	[203]	28	15	0.137 *
Spermophilus mohavensis	[204]	24	15	0.070 *
Spermophilus mollis	[201]	18	47	0.043
Spermophilus musicus	[201]	18	56	0.000
Spermophilus parryii	[201]	18	113	0.049
Spermophilus pygmaeus	[201]	18	25	0.015
Spermophilus relictus	[201]	18	25	0.019
Spermophilus richardsonii	[201]	18	105	0.050
Spermophilus spilosoma	[203]	28	22	0.136 *
Spermophilus suslicus	[201]	18	12	0.024
Spermophilus tereticaudus	[204]	24	17	0.041 *
Spermophilus townsendi	[201]	18	42	0.072
Spermophilus tridecemlineatus	[203]	28	18	0.069 *
Spermophilus vigilis	[201]	18	59	0.035
Spermophilus washingtoni	[201]	18	31	0.032
Stenella attenuata	[24]	19	183	0.089
Stenella coeruleoalba	[24]	19	370	0.089
Stenella coeruleoalba	[205]	15	40	0.021
Steno bredanensis	[24]	19	23	0.007
Sus scrofa	[52]	40	40	0.032
Sus scrofa	[206]	50	53	0.050 *
Sus scrofa	[207]	33	80	0.015 *
Sus scrofa	[208]	15	15	0.012
Sus scrofa	[208]	20	99	0.053
Sylvaemus flavicollis	[209]	38	17	0.059
Sylvaemus hermonensis	[209]	38	20	0.038
Sylvaemus uralensis	[209]	38	16	0.059
Talpa caeca	[210]	38	14	0.009
Talpa europaea	[210]	38	75	0.004
Talpa romana	[210]	38	53	0.015
Tamias amoenus	[211]	20	110	0.069
Tamias cinereicollis	[211]	20	17	0.024
Tamias dorsalis	[211]	20	23	0.086
Tamias merriami	[211]	20	17	0.066
Tamias minimus	[211]	20	126	0.098
Tamias palmeri	[211]	20	40	0.042
Tamias panamintinus	[211]	20	11	0.022
Tamias panamintinus	[212]	36	22	0.063 *
Tamias quadrimaculatus	[211]	20	14	0.076
Tamias quadrivittatus	[211]	20	17	0.061
Tamias ruficaudus	[211]	20	20	0.089
Tamias sibiricus	[211]	20	14	0.037
Tamias speciosus	[211]	20	35	0.061
Tamias striatus	[211]	20	19	0.048
Tamias townsendii	[211]	20	28	0.047
Tamias umbrinus	[211]	20	45	0.076
Thalarctos maritimus	[213]	13	52	0.000
Thomomys bottae	[214]	27	30	0.084 *
Thomomys bottae	[215]	23	140	0.134 *
Thomomys bulbivorus	[216]	43	45	0.074 *
Thomomys talpoides	[217]	31	30	0.053 *
Thomomys townsendii	[218]	27	27	0.019 *
Thomomys umbrinus	[158]	22	30	0.046 *
Thomomys umbrinus	[219]	23	43	0.019 *
Thomomys umbrinus	[214]	27	30	0.032 *
Trichechus manatus	[220]	24	23	0.085
Tscherskia triton	[121]	20	17	0.018
Tursiops truncatus	[24]	19	35	0.039
Uroderma bilobatum	[221]	22	54	0.006 *
Ursus americanus	[222]	23	46	0.080
Vulpes vulpes	[116]	21	282	0.000
Zygogeomys trichopus	[223]	31	12	0.026 *

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