Table 1. Family relationships of dominant males and top-ranked subordinate males within groups.
Siblings?
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Original group | Dominant male | Second-ranking male(s) | Estimated R | Father–son? | Maternal | Paternal |
Beetsme's | Beetsme | Titus | –0.07 | No | No | Unknown |
Group 5 | Ziz | Pablo | 0.18 | No | No | Possibly |
Pablo's | Pablo | Cantsbee | 0.41 | No | No | Probably* |
Shinda's | Shinda | Amahoro | 0.01 | No | No | Possibly |
Ntambara | –0.42 | No | No | Possibly |
Genotypes were compared to determine whether dyads represented possible father–son pairs. Observational data indicated whether pairs shared a mother or possibly a father.
The only pair here estimated as significantly (P < 0.05) more likely to represent half-siblings than nonrelatives using kinship