Table 3.
Model | Foreground Species | No. of Parameter | 2*Δℓ | Estimates of Parameters |
One ratio (ωB = ωF) | 9 | ωB = 0.32 | ||
Two ratio (ωB ≠ ωF) | Human* | 10 | 33.1 | ωB = 0.31; ωF = 0.57 |
Chimpanzee* | 10 | 16.2 | ωB = 0.32; ωF = 0.44 | |
Orangutan* | 10 | 33.2 | ωB = 0.30; ωF = 0.41 | |
Macaque | 10 | 7.3 | ωB = 0.33; ωF = 0.29 | |
Marmoset | 10 | 55.4 | ωB = 0.35; ωF = 0.25 |
NOTE.—2 × Δℓ was obtained by 2(lnℓ1 − lnℓ0). lnℓ1 was the likelihood value for two-ratio model. lnℓ0 was the likelihood value for one-ratio model. All tests were compared with one-ratio model. Two-ratio model is significantly better than one-ratio model marked by “*” (P < 0.05). All tests were compared with one-ratio model. The two-ratio model is significantly better than one-ratio model in each lineage. ωB means the ω ratio for the background, and ωF means the ω ratio for the foreground.