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Table 1. Genetic pairwise comparisons among the five subspecies ofThamnophilus ruficapillus based on mitochondrial DNA (COI + cytb ). Above the diagonal: pairwise ΦST values; significant values (p < 0.05) in bold. Diagonal: mean uncorrected genetic distances within each subspecies. Below the diagonal: mean uncorrected genetic distances between pairs of subspecies. Genetic distances are expressed in percentage values.