Table 2. Autosomal crossover interference.
| Gamma Model | Gamma-Escape Model | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ν (95% C.I.) | BIC | ν (95% C.I.) | p (95% C.I.) | BIC | |
| Male dogs | 3.73 (2.77–5.63) | 6617.1 | 14.05 (11.82–17.95) | 0.055 (0.037–0.078) | 6174.6 |
| Female dogs | 5.22 (4.32–6.52) | 7580.9 | 30.64 (25.23–39.44) | 0.035 (0.022–0.050) | 7274.0 |
| Male humans | 3.28 (3.06–3.51) | 99,043.7 | 8.63 (8.29–8.96) | 0.059 (0.054–0.064) | 93,205.3 |
| Female humans | 2.41 (2.31–2.50) | 168,775.7 | 7.13 (6.95–7.33) | 0.071 (0.067–0.075) | 156,793.4 |
Parameter estimates are shown for both gamma and gamma-escape models for combined autosomes in dogs and humans. Numbers in parentheses represent 95% C.I. BIC, Bayesian Information Criterion.