MS Title: Coevolutionary patterns and diversification of ant-fungus associations in the asexual fungus-farming ant Mycocepurus smithii in Panama MS Authors: Kellner, Katrin; Fernández-Marín, Hermogenes; Ishak, Heather; Sen, Ruchira; Linksvayer, Timothy; Mueller, Ulrich Contact Author: Katrin Kellner Contact Author Email: antkatrina@gmail.com Multilocus genotypes of 176 M. smithii ant samples collected from 64 garden-chambers from 52 colonies from 11 collecting sites: Gamboa Building 183 (N09º06'56.87'' W79º41'47.8''), Gamboa Resort (N09º07'00.7'' W79º41'39.7'), Gamboa Greenhouse (N09º07'14.8'' Wº79 42'16.7''), Gamboa Harbor (N09º07'09.2'' W79º42'23.7''), Gamboa Pipeline Road entrance (N09º07'17.7'' W79º42'51.2''), Casa Verde (N08º53'30.7'' W79º45'00.1''), Corozales Afuera (N08º54'44.4'' W79º53'49.5''), Chorerra (N08º54'45.58'' W79º46'47.89''), Achiote (N09º14'41.7'' W80º02'21.1''), Gatun (N09º15'22.5'' W79º56'57.4'') and Piña Beach (N09º17'27.5'' W80º02'23.3''). For each ant sample, 1-3 ants were genotyped at 13 microsatellite loci. Markers B4 and C2 were monomorphic across all samples, and are therefore not listed here. Ants from the same nest were always genotypically identical, consistent with the known asexual reproduction of M. smithii. All microsatellite loci are described in Rabeling et al. 2011, except for marker A6_2, which is used here for the first time (Genbank accession JX000236; annealing temperature 56-57°C; size range 308-314 bp; primer sequence: F: CTCCTCCGGCTTTTCTCT; R: GATCGCGTACGGGTATATG). The data table is arranged as follows:Collection site, chamber identification name, genotype / clonelineage assignment, 13 microsatellite loci with two alleles each.