Data sets

ML versus Bayes: 100 data sets of 1 single artificial locus each. 4 population exchange migrants round robin from 1 to 4 to 3 to 2 to 1. In each population a sample of 20 individuals with 10000 bp each was taken. The data sets are in MIGRATE format. (data here)(paper here)

[It would be very interesting for me and practical researchers, if these data set would be run with programs that compete with migrate: please let me know about such trials.]

Homburg Dataset from my master thesis discussing the strange occurrence of a species (Rana ridibunda) of waterfrogs in a parent-hybrid system (Rana lessonae and R. esculenta). The data set is a mixture of categorical and quantitative data.
Legend:
Variable States Comments
Species ESC, LES, RID ESC=Rana esculenta (the hybrid), LES=Rana lessonae (the present parental species, RID=Rana ridibunda (the parental species not present in the region)
Sex F, M, J F=female, M=male, J=juvenile
location Aeuli, Homburg Aeuli=well-connected gravel pit near Buerglen (Thurgau, Switzerland), Homburg=isolated gravel pit near Homburg (Thurgau)
Length [mm] Body length measured over the back in mm
Tibia [mm] Length of Tibia [mm]
Cil [mm] Length of the largest tubercle on the first toe in mm
Cia [mm] Height of largest tubercle on first toe in mm
Dp [mm] Length of first toe in mm
Weight [g] Bodyweight in grams (unadjusted, "fresh" weight of live frogs)
Bcarea [sq micron?] Average area of red blood cells (to define ploidy, all are most likely diploid)
Bcstd [sq micron?] Standard deviation of Bcarea
Bcn number Number of measured blood cells
agerings number Number of arrest rings in finger bone (second)
Gpi S, F Each individual is diploid: SS or SF or FF (S=slow, F=fast) [dimer]
LDH Rs, Rf, Lf, Li Rs and Rf are RID defining alleles, Li, Lf are LES defining alleles [tetramer]

Anatolia (Data set of 5 populations of water frogs): Allozyme data of 31 loci (data here), this data set contains comments (version of migrate 2.1.8 or newer can read this with problems, for older versions or other converters you need to excise all lines that start with #.