The association with local ancestry is represented as
−log10 p-value on the y-axis along the
chromosomes (x-axis). The threshold for significance (grey
line) was defined as p<0.05/sum of the two largest values for the
effective number of ancestry blocks:
p≤4.33×10−5 in Puerto
Ricans, accounting for 1,154 ancestry blocks (African: 560, European: 594,
Native American: 432); and
p≤4.51×10−5 in Mexican
Americans, accounting for 1,107 ancestry blocks (African: 637, European: 470,
Native American: 431).