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BASE
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TOP25
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BOT75
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NET
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CONN
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FREE
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Model-2
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Model-3
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Model-4
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Model-5
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Model-6
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X
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Model-7
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X
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X
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- BASE was a general genomic relationship matrix was used as reference method and built on the whole set of markers. Markers were then gathered if ranking among the top 25% for proportion of genetic variance explained for at least three of the six traits considered, a genomic relationship matrix was built on these markers (TOP25) as well as on the remaining markers (BOT75). A genomic relationship matrix was constructed by including only the markers that were in proximity of a gene and therefore included in the network (NET) or all the remaining markers (FREE). Matrix CONN included NET markers also accounting for AWM correlations among markers (genes)
