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. 2022 Jan 4;128(1):11–20. doi: 10.1038/s41437-021-00482-1

Table 1.

Allele configurations and their expected frequencies.

Allele configuration Freq. notation Double non-identity Expectation Expectation notation
pAqB pAqB(pX+qX) pApXqBqX
Digenic
ZBA P1 1 E1
ZBA P2 1 E2
ZBA P3 1 E3
Trigenic
ZBAA,ZBBA P4 2 P E4
ZBAA,ZBBA P5 2 P E5
ZBAA,ZBBA P6 2 Π E6
ZBAA,ZBBA P7 2 Π E7
ZBAA,ZBBA P8 2 Π E8
ZBAA,ZBBA P9 2 P E9
Quadgenic
Dihaplotypic
ZBBAA P10 Θ1 1 P Θ1 E10
ZBBAA P11 Θ2 1 Π Θ2 E11
Trihaplotypic
ZBBAA P12 Γ1 1 Π Γ1 E12
ZBBAA,ZBBAA P13 Γ2 2 PΠ 2Γ2 E13
ZBBAA P14 Γ3 1 Π Γ3 E14
ZBBAA P15 Γ4 1 P Γ4 E15
Quadhaplotypic
ZBBAA P16 Δ1 1 Π Δ1 E16
ZBBAA P17 Δ2 1 P Δ2 E17
ZBBAA P18 Δ3 1 Π Δ3 E18
ZBBAA,ZBBAA P19 Δ4 2 PΠ 2Δ4 E19
ZBBAA P20 Δ5 1 Π Δ5 E20
ZBBAA P21 Δ6 1 P Δ6 E21
ZBBAA,ZBBAA P22 Δ7 2 PΠ 2Δ7 E22

Z denotes an allele configuration, P and Π denote the single non-identity coefficient within and between individuals. Superscripts and subscripts denote the genotype patterns at two target loci, respectively. The vertical bars separate individuals, · denotes an allele copy in any form, anddenotes the remaining allele copies. The allele copies in the same position are in the same haplotype. For example, ZBA, ZBA and ZBA denote the two target alleles are in the same haplotype, different haplotypes in the same individual, and different individuals, respectively.