When accumulated into frequency distributions, this file provides an estimate of the marginal posterior probability distribution of each parameter (e.g. parameters such as mutation rate, tree height and population size).
Lorenz et al. [ 56] showed in genomic selection panels of barley, oat and wheat, that 300 SNP were sufficient to predict plant height and yield, with a training population size of 300.
Figure 6 presents the temporal development of the actual population size characteristics volume per hectare, top height and quadratic mean diameter.
The effect of cutting was not mitigated by leaving cut vegetation in situ, but no cutting ensured higher number of L. tenuis in margins, an indication that height and structural complexity of grassland vegetation were important in determining population size.
However, it seems that not only the rate of the growth of fitness, but even the height of the plateau, to be reached eventually, increased with the population size (Fig. 4).
Measures included population size; a person's fat content, also known as body mass index; and height.
Using UN data on population size in 177 countries, together with estimates of global weight from the WHO and mean height from national health examination surveys the team were able to calculate average BMI figures for each country.
Population size was defined as the number of trees in each locality with ≥10 cm diameter at breast height, which is roughly the number of breeding individuals.
Because of the high degree of within-tree heterogeneity in population density, the total population size of herbivorous insects on an individual tree cannot be predicted from measurements that ignore the full height range of the prey.
Ne: effective population size.
