Table 1.
Symbol | Meaning |
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k | The number of loci that influence a quantitative trait |
ℓ | The ploidy of the individuals being considered |
M | An individual’s population membership; takes values A and B |
L ij | An individual’s allelic type at the jth allele at the ith locus; takes values 0 and 1 |
p i | The frequency of the 1 allele at locus i in population A (Eq. 1) |
q i | The frequency of the 1 allele at locus i in population B (Eq. 1) |
The mean frequency of the 1 allele across loci in population A (Eq. 2) | |
The mean frequency of the 1 allele across loci in population B (Eq. 2) | |
The variance across loci in the frequency of the 1 allele in population A (Eq. 3) | |
The variance across loci in the frequency of the 1 allele in population B (Eq. 3) | |
V ij | An indicator for whether an individual’s jth allele at the ith locus is a + allele (Eq. 4) |
T | An individual’s value for a quantitative trait (Eq. 4) |
X i | An indicator for whether the 0 or the 1 allele is also the + allele at locus i (Eq. 5) |
S | The number of 1 alleles an individual carries (Eq. 6) |
δ i | The difference between populations in the frequency of the 1 allele at locus i (Eq. 8) |
The mean allele-frequency difference between populations, or (Eq. 9) | |
The mean squared difference between populations in the frequency of the 1 allele (Eq. 10) | |
The ratio of the mean (across k loci) within-population variance in an allelic indicator variable to the mean (across k loci) total variance in an allelic indicator variable (Eq. 14) | |
A function of that bears the same relationship to as the square of Cohen’s d does to r2 (Eq. 15) | |
A generalization of for the sum of ℓ independent allelic indicator variables (Eq. 16) | |
A function of that bears the same relationship to as the square of Cohen’s d does to r2 (Eq. 17) | |
U i | A transformation of the Xi: if Xi = 1, then Ui = 1; if Xi = 0, then Ui = −1 (Eq. 18) |
D T | The standardized difference between populations A and B on the trait (Eqs. 25, 34) |
The proportion of the total variance in the trait attributable to between-population difference on the trait (Eqs. 26, 27, 41) |
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Q ST | A quantitative-trait analogue of FST: if ℓ = 1(haploid organisms), then (Eq. 28) |
W S | A quantity that equals 1 if an individual is classified into the wrong population on the basis of its value of S, and that equals 0 otherwise (Eq. 55) |
W T | A quantity that equals 1 if an individual is classified into the wrong population on the basis of its value of T, and that equals 0 otherwise (Eq. 56) |