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. 2018 Oct 31;210(3):1109–1124. doi: 10.1534/genetics.118.301613

Table 1. Average estimates of structural equation model parameters from various data sources.

Birth cohort range Model Parameter (Co)siblings-in-law Piblings First cousins First-cousins-once-removed Households
1800s–1830s t2 5.86% (± 0.68%) 5.85% (± 1.52%) 4.63% (± 0.91%) 3.21% (± 0.95%)
a 0.883 (± 0.096) 0.681 (± 0.123) 0.750 (± 0.061) 0.852 (± 0.103)
β 0.440 (± 0.013) (1/2) (1/2) (1/2)
csib 0.0433 (± 0.0179)
csp 0.0659 (± 0.0083)
1840s–1870s t2 5.19% (± 0.66%) 5.47% (± 1.20%) 3.79% (± 0.64%) 1.96% (± 0.61%)
a 0.881 (± 0.092) 0.527 (± 0.114) 0.637 (± 0.058) 0.785 (± 0.080)
β 0.395 (± 0.025) (1/2) (1/2) (1/2)
csib 0.0510 (± 0.0155)
csp 0.0504 (± 0.0079)
1880s–1910s t2 4.79% (± 0.59%) 7.19% (± 1.68%) 5.47% (± 1.50%) 2.90% (± 0.89%)
a 0.888 (± 0.084) 0.425 (± 0.044) 0.532 (± 0.047) 0.667 (± 0.055)
β 0.398 (± 0.020) (1/2) (1/2) (1/2)
csib 0.0600 (± 0.0172)
csp 0.0436 (± 0.0050)

The mean (± SD) of estimates across all gender combinations and across the indicated birth-decade cohorts were averaged. SD is for those estimates; per-estimate SEs were not considered here. “(1/2)” indicates a value imposed by the estimation technique. Source data for these calculations are plotted in Figure 4 and Figure 5, and are provided in Supplemental Data File 1.