Southern Greater Glider SNP Data from Southeastern New South Wales

Single nucleotide polymorphism data from DArTseq for southern greater gliders sampled across southeastern New South Wales, Australia. The dataset was created by Jordyn Clough and colleagues for a study on limited dispersal and fragmentation-induced genomic erosion. It was last updated in April 2026.

Use Cases

• Analyze SNP allele frequencies across different sampling sites to assess population structure.
• Investigate genetic diversity and inbreeding metrics using SNP data to inform conservation strategies.
• Model the relationship between habitat fragmentation and genomic erosion using SNP-based genetic distance measures.
• Perform genome-wide association studies if phenotype data is linked to the SNP genotypes.

Strengths

• Data is recent, last updated in April 2026.
• Provides SNP data, a standard marker for population genomics.
• Specific geographic focus on southeastern New South Wales, Australia.

Limitations

• Small dataset size of 5.7 MB suggests a limited number of samples or SNPs.
• Unknown row count prevents assessment of statistical power.
• Lack of provided column names or sample data hinders immediate usability.

Provenance

Source

Jordyn Clough, likely associated with a research institution.

Collection Method

Generated using DArTseq, a reduced-representation genome sequencing method for SNP discovery.

Freshness

Last updated 2026-04-04.

Geography

Southeastern New South Wales, Australia.