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. 2014 Jun 28;31(9):2457–2471. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msu204

Table 3.

Tests of Equilibrium Neutral Model Which Could Detect Recent Selective Sweeps.

CLSW
Gene FW’s H (FDR P value) LR Value (FDR P value) α X GOF-Sel (FDR P value)
bam −0.925 (0.337) 1.365 (0.518)
bgcn 19.174 (0.016)* 8.375 (0.087)
    BKK −12.321 (0.056) 5.079 (0.337)
    BOG −12.267 (0.040) 3.440 (0.518)
nos 0.281 (0.542) 2.203 (0.649)
ote −3.739 (0.335) 3.547 (0.446)
pum 0.927 (0.518) 5.995 (0.049)** 95.62 2,399 61.708 (0.526)
stwl −7.495 (0.047) 13.431 (0.010)** 143.71 2,178 −81.122 (0.518)
    BKK −7.868 (0.049) 8.729 (0.047)** 42.22 2,408 64.791 (1.000)
    BOG −7.286 (0.051) 7.158 (0.034)** 59.43 2,092 139.856 (0.335)
Yb 0.356 (0.567) 2.466 (0.832)

Note.—FW’s H, H statistics from Fay and Wu (2000); LR, natural log-likelihood ratio of selection versus neutrality as calculated by the method of Kim and Stephan (2002); α, the strength of selection measured by 2Nes; X, ML position of the beneficial mutation where the position is based on the Drosophila ananassae CDS; GOF-Sel, goodness of fit of the data to a selection model as calculated by the method of Jensen et al. (2005). FDR, false discovery rate. P values are FDR-corrected values for multiple hypothesis comparisons and are listed in parenthesis.

*Significant two-tailed FDR-corrected P value < 0.025; **significant one-tailed FDR-corrected P value < 0.05.