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We conducted LRT for each branch using the branch-site models, model A null and model A [24].
Two lineage-specific heterogeneous models were used: Model A and Model A Null.
We have also implemented model A null which is denoted as modelA1 elsewhere.
Model A null is compared to model A in an LRT as per Additional File 9.
Two hypotheses were compared, model A (null) and model A1 (alternative).
Table S3 (Additional File 5) summarises the likelihood ratio test results for the branch test (Model H versus Model H null) and for the strict branch positive site test of positive selection (Model A versus Model A null).
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