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For comparison purposes, we present the maximum likelihood results for the specification: Φ.

From the general maximum likelihood results, (hat{{beta }}) is consistent and asymptotically normal (e.g., see Wooldridge 2010).

Maximum Likelihood results showed the expected species phylogeny for all genes (supporting File S1).

Table  2 presents maximum likelihood results for four variants of a log-linear Cob-Douglas stochastic production frontier model (see [ 56- 65] for the log likelihood functions and maximum likelihood estimations).

To see the effectiveness of our new approach, we also compare the optimal solution when all correct adjacencies in the maximum likelihood results can be told, which is impossible in real data analysis but is trivial in simulation as the truth is known.

Table 5 Logit diversification of livelihood strategies model: maximum likelihood result (response variable, Y = 1 pastoralism and/or others, Y = 0 pastoralism only) Explanatory variable Coefficient Std.

Table 2 Logit P. juliflora as a source of income model: maximum likelihood result (response variable, Y = 1 if a household uses P. juliflora as a source of income, Y = 0 otherwise) Explanatory variable Coefficient Std.

Phylogenetic analyses based on Maximum Likelihood resulted in a complex tree topology with three major clades.

Other tree-generating algorithms (minimal evolution, UPMGA and maximum likelihood) resulted in phylogenetic trees with a similar topology regarding the main branches generated by the neighbor-joining method.

Consistent with previous results, maximum likelihood fits resulted in best-fit parameters associated with a gradual evidence accumulation strategy.

These initial linear estimation results led to the efficient maximum likelihood estimation results.