Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Dataset “Protein heterozygosity of natural species of mammals”
(Russian text is below)
1) L is the number of studied loci, N is the number of studied individuals, HL is the expected
heterozygosity.
2) Only values of the expected heterozygosity HL were considered. If it was not known from
the source of data what heterozygosity value (observed or expected) was published, HL was
calculated from corresponding allele frequencies, see formulas (1)-(2) in the paper. Such
values are marked with an asterisk *. In case of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium the published
values were considered as values of expected heterozygosity and were included into the
analysis.
3) If a certain species was represented by two or more populations where the same number of
L loci was studied, the population with the largest number of studied individuals was taken.
For those populations for which data for several years were available, heterozygosity values
were averaged over the years and weighted by numbers of individuals studied each year.
4) If for a given species there were several values of heterozygosity obtained in different
populations with different numbers of studied loci L, all these values were used only if they
all belonged to different intervals of L, see Fig. 1 in the paper. If some of them fell within the
same interval, only one value of HL with the largest L was considered.
5) Only populations with ten or more studied individuals were considered.
6) In most cases data on zoo and laboratory populations of mammals were not considered.
If any problems with the presented data arise (incorrect citation,
missing reference etc.), please, do not hesitate to contact the
author:
Theoretical Physics Division
Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute
188300, Gatchina, St.-Petersburg, Russia
fax +7-813-7131963
e-mail: ammakarieva at gmail dot com
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Белковая гетерозиготность естественных видов млекопитающих
1) L  число исследованных аллозимных локусов, N  число исследованных особей, HL
 ожидаемая гетерозиготность.
2) В работе использовались только значения ожидаемой гетерозиготности HL. Если не
было ясно, какая именно гетерозиготности (ожидаемая или наблюдаемая) приводится в
рассматриваемом источнике, значение HL рассчитывалось по частотам аллелей
полиморфных локусов, см. формулы (1)-(2) в статье. Такие значения отмечены
звездочкой *. В случае равновесия Харди-Вайнберга опубликованное значение
гетерозиготности считалось совпадающим с ожидаемой гетерозиготностью и
использовалось в анализе.
3) Если какой-либо вид был представлен двумя или более популяциями с одинаковым
количеством L исследованных локусов, в анализе использовалась популяция с
наибольшим числом исследованных особей. Для популяций, для которых были
известны данные по гетерозиготности за несколько лет, значения гетерозиготности
усредня лись по всему периоду наблюдения со взвешиванием по числу особей,
исследованных в каждом году.
4) Если для какого-либо вида имелось несколько опубликованных значений
гетерозиготности с разным числом исследованных локусов L, все эти значения
использовались в анализе только в том случае, если они все попадали в разные
промежутки чисел исследованных локусов L, см. рис. 1 в статье. Если некоторые из
них попадали в один и тот же интервал, в этом интервале для данного вида
использовалось только одно значение HL, соответствующее наибольшему L.
5) В работе использовались данные только для тех популяций, в которых было
исследовано не менее 10 особей.
6) В большинстве случаев данные по лабораторным популяциям и популяциям
зоопарков не были включены в работу.
Любые вопросы по представленным данным
(неверная ссылка, отсутствующая ссылка и т. д. )
можно адресовать автору:
Отделение теоретической физики
Петербургский институт ядерной физики
188300, г. Гатчина, Ленинградская обл.,
Россия
факс (813)-7131963
e-mail: ammakarieva at gmail dot com
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Species
Reference
L
N
HL
Acinonyx jubatus
[1]
52
98
0.000
Acomys cahirinus
[2]
35
29
0.030
Acomys russatus
[2]
35
30
0.029
Akodon azarae
[3]
20
22
0.118
Akodon azarae
[3]
18
13
0.099
Akodon dolores
[3]
16
50
0.153
Akodon dolores
[3]
18
43
0.192
Alces alces
[4]
19
165
0.017
Alces alces
[5]
23
422
0.000
Alces alces
[6]
34
34
0.004
Alouatta belzebul
[7]
20
50
0.055 *
Alouatta pigra
[8]
36
39
0.027 *
Alouatta seniculus
[9]
29
106
0.092
Amblysomus hottentotus
[10]
40
19
0.049
Antidorcas marsupialis
[11]
46
24
0.060
Apodemus agrarius
[12]
38
94
0.022 *
Apodemus agrarius
[13]
11
12
0.007 *
Apodemus alpicola
[14]
33
11
0.041 *
Apodemus flavicollis
[15]
20
17
0.04
Apodemus flavicollis
[16]
36
38
0.059
Apodemus flavicollis
[13]
11
23
0.060 *
3
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Apodemus flavicollis
[17]
29
26
0.037
Apodemus hermonensis
[18]
36
12
0.028
Apodemus mystanicus
[18]
36
39
0.070
Apodemus sp. nova
[17]
29
39
0.010
Apodemus sylvaticus
[15]
20
30
0.08
Apodemus sylvaticus
[13]
16
31
0.028 *
Apodemus sylvaticus
[17]
29
36
0.037
Arvicanthis abyssinicus
[19]
17
23
0.030
Baiomys taylori
[20]
24
10
0.061 *
Balaenoptera acutorostrata
[21]
21
95
0.046
Balaenoptera acutorostrata
[22]
45
2881 0.087
Balaenoptera acutorostrata
[23]
29
112
0.076
Balaenoptera acutorostrata
[23]
36
50
0.058
Balaenoptera borealis
[22]
13
232
0.027
Balaenoptera borealis
[22]
45
299
0.019
Balaenoptera edeni
[22]
45
331
0.016
Balaenoptera physalus
[22]
13
193
0.011
Balaenoptera physalus
[22]
45
64
0.025
Berardius bairdii
[24]
18
11
0.016
Bison bison
[25]
24
96
0.021
Bison bonasus
[26]
20
86
0.038 *
Blarina carolinensis
[27]
28
27
0.038 *
4
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Blarina carolinensis
[28]
12
30
0.000
Bos grunniens
[29]
34
56
0.008 *
Brachyphylla cavernarum
[30]
17
10
0.000 *
Callithrix emiliae
[7]
20
63
0.030
Callithrix humeralifer
[7]
20
14
0.035
Callithrix jacchus
[7]
20
35
0.019
Callithrix penicillata
[7]
20
10
0.049
Calomys laucha
[31]
24
25
0.162
Calomys laucha
[31]
22
100
0.153
Calomys laucha
[32]
19
95
0.147
Calomys musculinus
[32]
20
70
0.149
Calomys musculinus
[33]
13
92
0.201
Calomys venustus
[32]
18
28
0.146
Canis latrans
[34]
20
44
0.031
Canis lupus
[35]
40
38
0.029
Capra aegagrus
[36]
38
20
0.030 *
Capra ibex
[37]
38
46
0.024
Capra ibex
[38]
15
149
0.063 *
Capreolus capreolus
[39]
32
89
0.058
Capreolus capreolus
[4]
19
24
0.024 *
Capreolus capreolus
[40]
40
48
0.059
Capromys pilorides
[41]
30
24
0.079
5
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Caracal caracal
[42]
50
16
0.029
Carollia perspicillata
[43]
17
12
0.087 *
Castor canadensis
[44]
34
48
0.017 *
Castor fiber
[45]
32
28
0.098
Castor fiber
[46]
23
13
0.069
Ceratotherium simum
[47]
31
23
0.036 *
Cercopithecus aethiops
[48]
13
340
0.022 *
Cercopithecus aethiops
[49]
23
124
0.050 *
Cercopithecus aethiops
[50]
29
178
0.052
Cervus canadensis
[4]
19
49
0.015 *
Cervus canadensis
[51]
24
112
0.012
Cervus elaphus
[52]
43
233
0.045
Cervus elaphus
[53]
23
138
0.012
Cervus elaphus
[54]
34
83
0.032
Cervus nippon
[55]
19
120
0.000
Chionomys nivalis
[56]
34
20
0.161
Chionomys nivalis
[57]
22
32
0.021
Clethrionomys glareolus
[16]
32
24
0.006
Clethrionomys glareolus
[58]
48
14
0.074
Connochaetes gnou
[59]
31
16
0.018
Connochaetes taurinus
[60]
29
12
0.047
Connochaetes taurinus
[61]
33
15
0.043
6
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Crocidura leucodon
[62]
30
10
0.025 *
Crocidura olivieri
[62]
31
10
0.026 *
Crocidura russula
[63]
28
20
0.017 *
Crocidura suaveolens
[62]
31
11
0.053 *
Cryptomys sp.
[64]
34
12
0.054
Ctenomys australis
[65]
35
27
0.000 *
Ctenomys flamarioni
[66]
12
12
0.18
Ctenomys maulinus
[67]
18
39
0.103 *
Ctenomys mendocinus
[68]
34
17
0.079
Ctenomys minutus
[66]
20
20
0.06
Ctenomys porteousi
[65]
31
31
0.145 *
Ctenomys sp.
[66]
12
19
0.14
Ctenomys sp.
[66]
20
12
0.05
Ctenomys sp.2
[67]
18
19
0.109 *
Ctenomys torquatus
[66]
20
22
0.19
Cynictus penicillata
[69]
17
29
0.026
Cynomys ludovicianus
[70]
16
113
0.106 *
Cynomys ludovicianus
[71]
25
50
0.066
Cynomys ludovicianus
[72]
46
15
0.066 *
Cynomys mexicanus
[72]
46
12
0.060 *
Cystophora cristata
[73]
30
166
0.047
Cystophora cristata
[74]
21
10
0.009 *
7
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Dama dama
[75]
30
88
0.000
Dama dama
[76]
51
180
0.006
Damaliscus dorcas
[11]
45
27
0.011
Didelphis virginiana
[77]
31
21
0.112
Dipodomys agilis
[78]
18
15
0.034 *
Dipodomys compactus
[78]
18
21
0.018 *
Dipodomys deserti
[78]
18
22
0.007 *
Dipodomys elator
[79]
29
21
0.042 *
Dipodomys elator
[78]
18
25
0.011 *
Dipodomys elephantinus
[80]
33
14
0.022 *
Dipodomys heermanni
[78]
18
51
0.051 *
Dipodomys heermanni
[81]
22
26
0.000 *
Dipodomys merriami
[78]
29
21
0.055 *
Dipodomys merriami
[78]
18
106
0.066 *
Dipodomys microps
[78]
18
103
0.005 *
Dipodomys nitratoides
[81]
22
14
0.057 *
Dipodomys ordii
[78]
29
25
0.044 *
Dipodomys ordii
[78]
18
90
0.008 *
Dipodomys panamintinus
[78]
18
10
0.000 *
Dipodomys spectabilis
[82]
24
160
0.061 *
Dipodomys spectabilis
[82]
31
32
0.076 *
Dipodomys spectabilis
[78]
18
47
0.013 *
8
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Dipodomys venustus
[80]
33
12
0.053 *
Elaphurus davidianus
[83]
24
42
0.011 *
Elephas maximus
[84]
33
29
0.015
Eliomys quercinus
[85]
41
21
0.090
Eptesicus fuscus
[86]
19
19
0.013 *
Eptesicus pumilus
[87]
35
11
0.066 *
Eptesicus regulus
[87]
35
13
0.055 *
Eptesicus sagittula
[87]
35
14
0.061 *
Eptesicus vulturnus
[87]
35
18
0.076 *
Erignatus barbatus
[88]
53
157
0.055
Erinaceus concolor
[89]
30
13
0.087
Erinaceus europaeus
[89]
30
21
0.027
Erophylla sezekorni
[30]
17
12
0.010 *
Erythrocebus patas
[90]
29
53
0.031
Eulemur macaco
[91]
12
46
0.034 *
Felis silvestris
[92]
54
10
0.052 *
Gazella dorcas
[93]
16
25
0.074 *
Gazella gazella
[93]
16
16
0.027 *
Gazella subgutturosa
[93]
16
30
0.021 *
Geomys arenarius
[94]
25
23
0.050 *
Geomys breviceps
[95]
21
50
0.029 *
Geomys bursarius
[96]
17
24
0.065 *
9
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Geomys bursarius
[97]
15
122
0.142 *
Geomys bursarius
[95]
21
24
0.010 *
Geomys tropicalis
[94]
34
30
0.000
Gerbillus allenbyi
[98]
27
39
0.000
Gerbillus pyramidum
[98]
27
27
0.022
Globicephala macrorhynchus
[24]
19
39
0.054
Globicephala macrorhynchus
[99]
36
204
0.009 *
Globicephala melaena
[100]
41
69
0.034
Gorilla gorilla
[101]
22
10
0.046
Hemiechinus auritus
[89]
30
13
0.023
Hylomys parvus
[102]
33
11
0.033 *
Lagenorhynchus obliquidens
[24]
19
30
0.093
Leopardus wiedii
[42]
50
11
0.047
Lepilemur mustelinus
[103]
22
72
0.058
Leptailurus serval
[42]
49
16
0.033
Leptonychotes weddelli
[104]
46
36
0.023 *
Lepus europaeus
[105]
53
41
0.044
Loxodonta africana
[106]
25
47
0.047
Macaca fascicularis
[50]
29
33
0.096
Macaca fuscata
[50]
29
1394 0.021
Macaca fuscata
[107]
32
224
0.014
Macaca mulatta
[50]
29
143
0.054
10
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Macaca sylvanus
[108]
23
57
0.076
Macropus eugenii
[109]
42
43
0.015
Macropus rufogriseus
[110]
21
66
0.087
Macrotus californicus
[111]
21
34
0.047 *
Macrotus waterhousii
[111]
21
49
0.030 *
Manis pentadactyla
[112]
62
12
0.078 *
Marmota marmota
[113]
50
160
0.015 *
Marmota monax
[114]
24
22
0.066
Martes americana
[115]
24
10
0.124 *
Martes foina
[116]
21
121
0.000
Martes zibellina
[117]
25
1237 0.060 *
Mastomys huberti
[19]
17
79
0.028
Mazama americana
[118]
19
52
0.077 *
Megadontomys thomasi
[119]
30
15
0.020
Melomys burtoni
[120]
29
13
0.046 *
Melomys cervinipes
[120]
29
13
0.031 *
Mesocricetus auratus
[121]
19
15
0.015
Microdipodops megacephalus
[122]
23
20
0.072 *
Microdipodops pallidus
[122]
23
20
0.093 *
Microtus agrestis
[123]
18
91
0.222 *
Microtus arvalis
[57]
19
18
0.059
Microtus breweri
[124]
15
316
0.004 *
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respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
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Microtus cabrerae
[125]
20
11
0.072 *
Microtus chrotorrhinus
[126]
25
17
0.082
Microtus pennsylvanicus
[126]
25
23
0.162
Microtus pennsylvanicus
[124]
15
151
0.064 *
Mirounga angustirostris
[127]
24
67
0.000
Monophyllus plethodon
[30]
17
10
0.011 *
Monophyllus redmani
[30]
17
25
0.011 *
Mus musculus
[128]
27
89
0.028 *
Mus musculus
[129]
17
78
0.102 *
Mus musculus
[130]
22
247
0.056
Mus musculus
[131]
36
121
0.100 *
Mus musculus
[132]
24
33
0.067
Mus musculus
[133]
46
40
0.073
Mus musculus
[134]
40
137
0.11
Mus spretus
[132]
24
33
0.024
Mustela erminea
[116]
21
39
0.000
Mustela nivalis
[135]
40
19
0.068
Mustela nivalis
[116]
21
13
0.000
Mustela putorius
[135]
40
16
0.031
Mustela putorius
[116]
21
24
0.000
Myopus schisticolor
[136]
26
148
0.031
Myotis californicus
[137]
21
32
0.116 *
12
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respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
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Myotis lucifigus
[138]
20
57
0.104 *
Myotis yumanensis
[138]
20
45
0.068 *
Myoxus glis
[139]
42
100
0.070
Mysateles prehensilis
[41]
30
28
0.031
Neofelis nebulosa
[140]
50
20
0.023 *
Neotoma albigula
[141]
20
23
0.112 *
Neotoma floridana
[141]
20
13
0.157 *
Neotoma lepida
[142]
27
15
0.093 *
Neotoma micropus
[141]
20
13
0.102 *
Neurotrichus gibbsi
[143]
18
10
0.051 *
Ningaui yvonneae
[144]
28
16
0.007 *
Ochotona princeps
[145]
27
43
0.016 *
Ochotona princeps
[146]
26
46
0.003 *
Odobenus rosmarus
[147]
32
102
0.032 *
Odocoileus hemionis
[148]
35
67
0.043 *
Odocoileus virginianus
[118]
19
1549 0.080 *
Odocoileus virginianus
[149]
36
500
0.099
Odocoileus virginianus
[150]
57
321
0.091 *
Odocoileus virginianus
[151]
21
110
0.132
Onychomys arenicola
[152]
23
16
0.069
Onychomys leucogaster
[152]
23
13
0.105
Onychomys torridus
[152]
23
16
0.114
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Oryctolagus cuniculus
[153]
26
50
0.062 *
Oryx leucoryx
[83]
24
46
0.006 *
Ovis dalli
[154]
27
18
0.015
Pan troglodytes
[101]
22
19
0.009
Pan troglodytes
[155]
42
114
0.022 *
Panthera leo
[42]
50
20
0.037
Panthera leo
[156]
46
26
0.038 *
Panthera pardus
[42]
50
18
0.029
Panthera tigris
[42]
50
40
0.035
Papio anubis
[157]
34
28
0.017
Papio hamadryas
[157]
34
292
0.047
Pappogeomys fumosus
[158]
22
14
0.000
Pappogeomys merriami
[158]
22
10
0.008 *
Pappogeomys zinseri
[158]
22
13
0.000
Parascalops breweri
[143]
18
24
0.003 *
Pelomys harringtoni
[19]
17
34
0.048
Perameles gunni
[159]
27
24
0.000
Peromyscus attwateri
[160]
28
13
0.046 *
Peromyscus attwateri
[161]
17
56
0.015 *
Peromyscus aztecus
[162]
39
21
0.055 *
Peromyscus boylii
[160]
28
39
0.101 *
Peromyscus boylii
[163]
20
58
0.009 *
14
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Peromyscus boylii
[161]
17
52
0.066 *
Peromyscus boylii
[164]
33
93
0.036
Peromyscus californicus
[165]
31
77
0.069
Peromyscus comanche
[166]
25
21
0.087 *
Peromyscus dickeyi
[167]
25
18
0.000
Peromyscus difficilis
[160]
28
37
0.032 *
Peromyscus difficilis
[168]
21
18
0.006 *
Peromyscus difficilis
[166]
25
25
0.063 *
Peromyscus floridanus
[169]
39
26
0.051
Peromyscus gratus
[160]
28
60
0.061 *
Peromyscus interparietalis
[167]
25
10
0.000
Peromyscus maniculatus
[170]
24
33
0.062 *
Peromyscus maniculatus
[168]
21
179
0.101 *
Peromyscus maniculatus
[171]
28
50
0.125 *
Peromyscus melanotis
[168]
20
11
0.030 *
Peromyscus pectoralis
[163]
20
25
0.027 *
Peromyscus pectoralis
[161]
17
20
0.049
Peromyscus polionotus
[172]
58
39
0.049
Peromyscus polionotus
[173]
31
12
0.091 *
Peromyscus spicilegus
[162]
39
63
0.049 *
Peromyscus stephani
[167]
25
11
0.000
Peromyscus truei
[168]
21
36
0.020 *
15
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Peromyscus truei
[166]
25
17
0.078 *
Peromyscus truei
[164]
31
58
0.023
Peromyscus winkelmanni
[162]
39
14
0.075 *
Petrogale penicillata
[174]
23
17
0.017 *
Phoca fasciata
[88]
48
365
0.115
Phoca largha
[175]
34
43
0.023
Phoca largha
[88]
50
317
0.063
Phoca sibirica
[176]
24
34
0.014 *
Phoca vitulina
[175]
34
168
0.027
Phocoenoides dalli
[24]
19
483
0.154
Phocoenoides dalli
[177]
26
197
0.057 *
Phyllonycteris aphylla
[30]
17
17
0.013 *
Pipistrellis adamsi
[178]
36
26
0.089 *
Pipistrellus hesperus
[137]
20
32
0.037 *
Pitymys duodecimcostatus
[125]
20
20
0.079 *
Pitymys multiplex
[179]
25
13
0.01
Potorous tridactylus
[180]
10
64
0.029
Praomys albipes
[19]
17
29
0.077
Procyon lotor
[181]
24
243
0.028 *
Procyon lotor
[182]
12
67
0.015
Proechimys brevicauda
[183]
25
97
0.097
Proechimys guairae
[184]
22
16
0.059
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Proechimys simonsi
[183]
25
44
0.169
Proechimys sp.
[183]
25
48
0.157
Proechimys urichi
[184]
22
13
0.080
Pseudorca crassidens
[24]
19
31
0.051
Pusa hispida
[74]
21
82
0.010 *
Pusa hispida
[88]
48
343
0.068
Rangifer tarandus
[185]
35
100
0.042
Rangifer tarandus
[186]
19
104
0.039 *
Rattus fuscipes
[187]
16
50
0.000
Rattus norvegicus
[188]
25
47
0.104
Reithrodontomys fulvescens
[189]
20
12
0.049 *
Reithrodontomys megalotis
[189]
20
13
0.032 *
Reithrodontomys montanus
[189]
20
11
0.050 *
Rhinoceros unicornis
[190]
29
23
0.099 *
Rupicapra pyrenaica
[191]
37
48
0.028
Rupicapra rupicapra
[37]
41
136
0.035 *
Saguinus fuscicollis
[192]
19
138
0.041 *
Saguinus midas
[192]
18
123
0.024 *
Scalopus aquaticus
[28]
18
32
0.055
Scapanus townsendii
[143]
18
12
0.000
Sigmodon hispidus
[193]
23
43
0.022 *
Sminthopsis dolichura
[194]
30
28
0.051 *
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
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Sorex araneus
[195]
27
40
0.077 *
Sorex araneus
[196]
35
32
0.028
Sorex cinereus
[197]
33
34
0.093
Sorex cinereus
[198]
26
19
0.085 *
Sorex fumeus
[198]
26
12
0.075 *
Sorex haydeni
[197]
33
12
0.094
Sorex longirostris
[27]
25
14
0.021 *
Sorex monticolus
[198]
26
13
0.058 *
Sorex palustris
[198]
26
12
0.041 *
Sorex trowbridgii
[198]
26
10
0.040 *
Sorex unguiculatus
[198]
26
10
0.025 *
Spalacopus cyanus
[199]
23
31
0.027 *
Spalax ehrenbergi
[200]
17
119
0.018
Spermophilus armatus
[201]
18
62
0.082
Spermophilus beldingi
[202]
30
19
0.107 *
Spermophilus beldingi
[201]
18
27
0.028
Spermophilus columbianus
[201]
18
179
0.104
Spermophilus elegans
[201]
18
120
0.044
Spermophilus erythrogenys
[201]
18
24
0.000
Spermophilus major
[201]
18
23
0.035
Spermophilus mexicanus
[203]
28
15
0.137 *
Spermophilus mohavensis
[204]
24
15
0.070 *
18
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Spermophilus mollis
[201]
18
47
0.043
Spermophilus musicus
[201]
18
56
0.000
Spermophilus parryii
[201]
18
113
0.049
Spermophilus pygmaeus
[201]
18
25
0.015
Spermophilus relictus
[201]
18
25
0.019
Spermophilus richardsonii
[201]
18
105
0.050
Spermophilus spilosoma
[203]
28
22
0.136 *
Spermophilus suslicus
[201]
18
12
0.024
Spermophilus tereticaudus
[204]
24
17
0.041 *
Spermophilus townsendi
[201]
18
42
0.072
Spermophilus tridecemlineatus
[203]
28
18
0.069 *
Spermophilus vigilis
[201]
18
59
0.035
Spermophilus washingtoni
[201]
18
31
0.032
Stenella attenuata
[24]
19
183
0.089
Stenella coeruleoalba
[24]
19
370
0.089
Stenella coeruleoalba
[205]
15
40
0.021
Steno bredanensis
[24]
19
23
0.007
Sus scrofa
[52]
40
40
0.032
Sus scrofa
[206]
50
53
0.050 *
Sus scrofa
[207]
33
80
0.015 *
Sus scrofa
[208]
15
15
0.012
Sus scrofa
[208]
20
99
0.053
19
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Sylvaemus flavicollis
[209]
38
17
0.059
Sylvaemus hermonensis
[209]
38
20
0.038
Sylvaemus uralensis
[209]
38
16
0.059
Talpa caeca
[210]
38
14
0.009
Talpa europaea
[210]
38
75
0.004
Talpa romana
[210]
38
53
0.015
Tamias amoenus
[211]
20
110
0.069
Tamias cinereicollis
[211]
20
17
0.024
Tamias dorsalis
[211]
20
23
0.086
Tamias merriami
[211]
20
17
0.066
Tamias minimus
[211]
20
126
0.098
Tamias palmeri
[211]
20
40
0.042
Tamias panamintinus
[211]
20
11
0.022
Tamias panamintinus
[212]
36
22
0.063 *
Tamias quadrimaculatus
[211]
20
14
0.076
Tamias quadrivittatus
[211]
20
17
0.061
Tamias ruficaudus
[211]
20
20
0.089
Tamias sibiricus
[211]
20
14
0.037
Tamias speciosus
[211]
20
35
0.061
Tamias striatus
[211]
20
19
0.048
Tamias townsendii
[211]
20
28
0.047
Tamias umbrinus
[211]
20
45
0.076
20
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
Thalarctos maritimus
[213]
13
52
0.000
Thomomys bottae
[214]
27
30
0.084 *
Thomomys bottae
[215]
23
140
0.134 *
Thomomys bulbivorus
[216]
43
45
0.074 *
Thomomys talpoides
[217]
31
30
0.053 *
Thomomys townsendii
[218]
27
27
0.019 *
Thomomys umbrinus
[158]
22
30
0.046 *
Thomomys umbrinus
[219]
23
43
0.019 *
Thomomys umbrinus
[214]
27
30
0.032 *
Trichechus manatus
[220]
24
23
0.085
Tscherskia triton
[121]
20
17
0.018
Tursiops truncatus
[24]
19
35
0.039
Uroderma bilobatum
[221]
22
54
0.006 *
Ursus americanus
[222]
23
46
0.080
Vulpes vulpes
[116]
21
282
0.000
Zygogeomys trichopus
[223]
31
12
0.026 *
21
Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
http://www.bioticregulation.ru/pubs/ab.php?id=hered
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
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Dataset for A.M. Makarieva (2001) "Variance of protein heterozygosity in different species of mammals with
respect to the number of loci studied", Heredity, 87(1), 41-51.
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