Their hybrids, on the other hand, were represented by a clear pattern of admixture in their microsatellites, and appeared as obviously mismatched individuals in the mtDNA tree.
The genetic distance between wild and domestic pig populations is small, and clear signs of admixture are observed between breeds from the Mediterranean group and their wild relatives but less so in the Celtic group.
Nonetheless, both association and admixture mapping detected clear signal near the Waxy and GS3 genes due to the presence of a few markers located inside or very near to the genes of interest.
Most ECs are endometrioid, serous, or clear cell carcinomas, or an admixture of histologies.
In addition, there are the two well-known allotetraploid species, A. suecica and A. kamchatica, hybrids between A. arenosa and A. thaliana and between A. lyrata and A. halleri, respectively5,6,7, and there is also clear evidence for the previously described admixture between tetraploid A. lyrata ssp.
ADMIXTURE patterns confirm the clear subdivision of the Arapawa island breed [ 33].
Furthermore, this study provides a rare clear link between stocking intensity and admixture rates (but see Marie et al. 2010).
It is clear that for two loci with admixture linkage equilibrium (as shown in Figure 2A), such as two loci on different chromosomes, their risk effects would be independent; and that for two loci with high admixture LD (as shown in Figure 2D), usually located in the same gene, they would have similar risk effects.
Contrarily, assignment of individuals with lower probabilities will not be clear, possibly reflecting the presence of admixture or the insufficient amount of information to assign this individual to a single cluster.
Clear beneficial effects of birch and pine admixtures on the growth of larger spruces were recently reported (Pukkala et al. 2013).
