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Mean of realized accuracies estimated using a heritability estimate produced from the best-fit BayesCπ analysis.

Correlations that were standardized using a heritability estimate obtained with all markers in the analysis (BayesC0) alleviated this issue [See Additional file 2: Figure S1B].

Finally, one can use an existing heritability estimate of the trait under consideration.

Using a conservative estimate of the heritability of spawning date (0.2; Hard 2004), we predict an evolutionary change in the mean spawning time of 0.7 1.1 days per generation, depending on the relationship between emergence date and juvenile survivorship (see Fig. 4).

Mean of realized accuracies calculated using the mean heritability estimate across all bootstrap samples within analysis.

When using the smaller heritability estimate from the BayesCπ analysis, the realized accuracies were sometimes outside the parameter space [0 1].

(2008) used this heritability estimate to model the rate of evolutionary change under more realistic selection differentials typical for commercial fisheries, reporting a comparable evolutionary change within 30 generations.

Correlations that were standardized using the heritability estimated from the BayesC0 analyses appeared to better reflect DGV accuracies (Table  4, last column).

Using an animal model, heritability estimates were 0.48 ± 0.15 for shell length, 0.38 ± 0.13 for shell width and 0.36 ± 0.13 for weight.

Differences between using uninformed (Au) and informed (Ai) variance component starting values were greater when the realized accuracies were estimated using heritability estimates produced within each analysis.

In the present study several parameters defining obesity, including body mass, BMI, S4SF, WHR and fat mass were used and heritability estimates ranged from 70 to 85%.