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Table 4

Effective size estimates for river catchments.

River catchment	Population	N_e (MLE)	N_e (5–95% probability)
Bednja	Željeznica, Žarovnica	217	130–348
Lonja	Lonjica, Kašina, Burnjak	217	143–356
Sava ^*	Vidovec	61	34-^*
Krapina	Sarni, Pronjak, Rijeka	78	43–147
Glina	Brusovača, Listovački, Bublen	65	36-^*
Sunja	Sunja	234	126–478
Karašica	Velika Radetina 1&2, Šumečica	1043	478-^*
Pakra	Toplica, Strančevac, Kravajčevca, Bijela rijeka, Brusnica, Sivornica	652	430–1043
Orljava	Dubočanka, Rinovica, Londža, Kutjevačka rijeka	27	17–48
Rešetarnica	Putnjak	113	82–152

N_e (MLE − maximum likelihood estimate) and N_e (5–95% − estimates at 5th and 95th probability percentile; an asterisk represents estimation that did not converge to the 95th percentile). For the Sutla, Una and Česma River catchments. The sample size was insufficient for valid analysis.

^*The Vidovec Stream does not represent the Sava River drainage, it is just a small tributary that is not a part of larger river catchmet so it was assigned to Sava River.

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