Table 2.

${\hat{M}}_{e.c}$ and ${\hat{M}}_{ew.c}$ of each autosome.

Autosome	Number of markers	${\hat{M}}_{e.c}$	${\hat{M}}_{ew.c}$
1	41,805	10,333.95	5,531.40
2	42,087	10,131.61	5,410.58
3	35,488	8,377.99	4,557.51
4	33,248	8,168.11	4,567.46
5	31,855	7,772.11	4,200.29
6	36,643	1,217.21	522.52
7	28,868	6,996.85	3,882.00
8	27,244	5,878.64	2,941.71
9	23,120	6,172.40	3,423.64
10	26,242	5,978.38	3,607.96
11	26,119	4,978.77	2,835.29
12	25,041	6,204.85	3,385.99
13	18,065	4,988.62	2,802.15
14	17,040	4,492.59	2,458.88
15	16,555	3,911.11	2,174.81
16	18,570	4,448.96	2,461.84
17	17,140	3,868.71	2,040.32
18	15,837	4,561.48	2,549.61
19	13,998	3,151.14	1,816.42
20	13,997	3,800.48	2,080.39
21	7,949	2,223.92	1,231.52
22	8,549	2,114.08	1,240.90

${\hat{M}}_{e.c}$ is the estimation of the effective of markers (M_e) for the c^th autosome, and ${\hat{M}}_{ew.c}$ is the estimation of weighted M_e for the c^th autosome.