Table 3.

Hazard Ratios of Nonrelocalized vs. Relocalized Duplicate Genes in Some Eukaryotic Species for Ks Values Ranging from 0 < Ks < 1

Species	0 < Ks < 0.05	0 < Ks < 0.1	0 < Ks < 0.25	0 < Ks < 0.5	0 < Ks < 0.75	0 < Ks < 1
Volvox carteri	1.58*	1.30*	1.40**	1.32*	1.36**	1.13*
Saccharomyces cervisiae	1.73*	1.82**	3.80**	2.26**	2.23*	2.72**
Caenorhabditis elegans	0.92	0.69	1.36*	1.20*	1.23*	1.59**
Drosophila rerio	1.24**	1.52**	1.31**	1.35**	1.61**	1.55**
Homo sapiens	1.92**	1.56**	1.64**	1.38**	1.39**	1.27**
Mus musculus	1.26**	1.17**	1.09**	1.43**	1.46**	1.40**
Phytophthora ramorum	1.34**	1.38**	1.31**	1.21**	1.17**	1.13**
Oryza sativa	1.46**	1.24**	1.21**	1.22**	1.20**	1.24*

Note.—Hazard ratios = 1 indicate death rates between relocalized and nonrelocalized duplicates are equal. Hazard ratios > 1 indicate death rates of relocalized duplicates are lower than the death rates of nonrelocalized duplicates.

*Significant hazard ratios P < 0.05.

**Significant hazard ratios P < 0.001.