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. 2011 Oct;189(2):561–577. doi: 10.1534/genetics.111.129205

Table 9 . Population size and splitting time estimates and their 95% confidence intervals in parentheses under the tree model using the three chimpanzee populations.

Tree Aa Counts (%) θ1b θ2c θ3d θ4e θ5f t1g t2h
(1, 2), 3) F NA 0.2430 0.7630 0.143 0.571 0.207 0.08175 0.1703
(0.091, 0.925) (0.325, 1.931) (0.069, 0.461) (0.183, 1.939) (0.021, 0.889) (0.02625, 0.2003) (0.09075, 0.4627)
(1, 2), 3) V 14,706 0.1610 1.101 0.1470 0.5570 0.2250 0.06225 0.1598
(73.5) (0.063, 1.721) (0.357, 1.957) (0.061, 0.443) (0.159, 1.931) (0.027, 0.851) (0.00825, 0.2003) (0.08025, 0.4148)
(1, 3), 2) V 3,141 0.2030 1.405 0.1030 0.089 0.2910 0.09225 0.1462
(15.7) (0.087, 1.587) (0.527, 1.963) (0.041, 0.747) (0.065, 1.945) (0.071, 0.739) (0.03975, 0.2303) (0.06375, 0.2873)
(2, 3), 1) V 2,153 0.2490 1.289 0.1090 0.8310 0.2170 0.1118 0.1177
(10.8) (0.125, 1.451) (0.515, 1.961) (0.051, 0.331) (0.129, 1.951) (0.051, 0.751) (0.04575, 0.2437) (0.06975,0.3008)
a

F, fixed assignment; V, variable assignment.

b

Population size of East African Chimpanzees.

c

Population size of Central African Chimpanzees.

d

Population size of West African Chimpanzees.

e

Population size of ancestor of two ingroup populations.

f

Population size of the ancestor of all three populations.

g

Time at which the common ancestor of two ingroup populations split.

h

Time at which the common ancestor of the three chimpanzee populations split.