Groupings
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FIS A
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FST B
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Sigma-GC
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AD
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HeE
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HoF
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Purebred Breeds Only
G
|
0.1085
|
0.2538
|
41.8949
|
2.6064
|
0.4729
|
0.4299
|
Purebred/Sprint/Distance
H
|
0.1055
|
0.2534
|
42.0894
|
2.6100
|
0.4738
|
0.4318
|
All Sprint & Distance
I
|
0.0170
|
0.0514
|
57.5737
|
5.6927
|
0.6090
|
0.5962
|
All Sprint
|
-0.0034
| | | | | |
All Distance
|
0.0456
| | | | | |
Unrelated Sprint & Distance
J
|
0.0292
|
0.0424
|
57.5158
|
5.3646
|
0.6162
|
0.5985
|
Unrelated Sprint
|
0.0061
| | | | | |
Unrelated Distance
|
0.0526
| | | | | |
8 Alaskan Sub-Populations
K
|
-0.0554
|
0.1349
|
56.2292
|
3.0156
|
0.5581
|
0.5849
|
4 Sprint Sub-Populations
L
|
-0.0729
|
0.1082
|
58.7893
|
3.1016
|
0.5749
|
0.6111
|
4 Distance Sub-Populations
M
|
-0.0361
|
0.1422
|
53.7001
|
2.9297
|
0.5413
|
0.5586
|
- A. FIS is the degree of inbreeding within populations (correlation of alleles within individuals within one sub-population).
- B. FST is the overall inbreeding coefficient (correlation of alleles of different individuals in the same population).
- C. Sigma-G is the variance of alleles within individuals.
- D. A is the mean number of alleles per locus.
- E. He is the expected heterozygosity of a population.
- F. Ho is the observed heterozygosity of a population.
- G. Data set included 141 purebred breed populations (681 individual dogs).
- H. Data set included 141 purebred breed populations and 2 Alaskan sled dog populations using the 5 most representative individuals of the sprint racing and distance racing styles (10 total Alaskan sled dogs).
- I. Data set included all 199 Alaskan sled dogs with microsatellite data. Relatedness not accounted for.
- J. Data set included 42 unrelated to the grand-parent generation Alaskan sled dog representatives of each racing style (sprint versus distance) (84 total Alaskan sled dogs).
- K. Data set included the 5 most representative individuals of each sub-population found within the sprint and distance racing style (40 Alaskan sled dogs).
- L. Data set included the 5 most representative individuals of each of the 4 sprint sub-populations (20 sprint Alaskan sled dogs).
- M. Data set included the 5 most representative individuals of each of the 4 distance sub-populations (20 distance Alaskan sled dogs).