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. 2016 Jan 15;117(3):507–519. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcv191

Table 6.

Description of the models fitted on selfing rates in Noccaea caerulescens and results of model comparisons

Populations Year Estimated selfing rate(s) Log likelihood Delta deviance d.f. P-value
All pop 2012 sMET-2012, sNONMET-2012 −3366·1 6·5 1 0·01
2012 s2012 −3369·3
All pop 2013 sMET-2013, sNONMET-2013 −3739·8 14·3 1 0·0002
2013 s2013 −3746·9
MET 2012–2013 sMET-2012, sMET-2013 −3912·8 0·1 1 0·75
2012–2013 sMET −3912·9
NONMET 2012–2013 sNONMET-2012, sNONMET-2013 −3193·0 0·2 1 0·65
2012–2013 sNONMET −3193·2
All pop 2012–2013 sMET, sNONMET −7106·1 21·7 1 <0·0001
2012–2013 s −7116·9
SB 2010–2011–2012–2013 sSB-2010, sSB-2011, sSB-2012, sSB-2013 −2014·8 2·4 3 0·5
2010–2011–2012–2013 sSB −2016·0

The models were fitted using maximum log likelihood computed in RMES, and compared using log likelihood ratio tests.

MET, metallicolous; NONMET, non-metallicolous; pop, population; s represents the constrained or unconstrained selfing rate estimated for one population or a group of populations.

The best models are in bold, and the value of underlined estimated selfing rates are provided in Table 7.