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me out!
Using genetic population data from the table above, please
answer these questions.
Question1: Create a mean kinship table (spreadsheet, excel,
etc.) and upload screenshot.
Question2: calculate each individual's genotype uniqueness value
and kinship coefficient for all possible pairings.
If you can't answer both questions, that is totally fine!
Thank you!
Jth - Okapi SSP-4 (1).png 65°F Light rain ✔ 全画面表示 Total SSP¹ 105 (53.51.1) 8 (1.7.0) 97 (52.44.1) talg · population size of 290, Can Maintain at least 90% geneat diversity for more than 100 years. Demography Current size of population (N) - Total (Males.Females. Unknown Sex) Number of individuals excluded from genetic analyses N. America 92 (47.44.1) 8 (1.7.0) 84 (46.37.1) Global 172 (85.86.1) 9 (1.8.0) 163 Population size following exclusions (84.78.1) Target population size (K₁) from Antelope and Giraffe TAG 2014 RCP Mean generation time (T, years) 200 10.3 1.03 / 1.008 / 1.016 Population Growth Rates (A; lambda)²: Historical / 5-year / Projected Genetics Potential N.A. 29 Potential 0 additional Number of Founders Potential 0 additional 10.92 0 additional 10.78 Global 29 9.34 14.23 Founder genome equivalents (FGE) 7.15 14.23 Founder genome surviving Total SSP 29 7.30 10.92 93.15 0.0685 0.0194 - Gene Diversity (GD %) 95.36 95.42 10.78 93.01 0.0699 0.0196 96.49 Population mean kinship (MK) 94.65 0.0535 0.0262 Mean inbreeding (F) -- Effective Population Size To 0.4048 0.4224 0.4533 -- Potentially Breeding Population Size ratio (Ne / N) % of pedigree known/certain before/after assumptions and exclusions 100 100 100 -- Projections Years to 90% GD 110 26 >170 85.6 Years to 10% loss of GD GD at 100 years (%) 35 >170 86.6 >270 75 >175 88.5 Assuming A=1.00 TPS-250 Assuming A=1.015 TPS=200 90.4 Assuming A=1.02 TPS-250 Assuming A=1.015 TPS=200 -- -- Nearly every reproductively viable female okapi in North America is recommended to be in a breeding situation in order to overcome the long gestation and achieve a higher growth rate to meet institutional demand for this species. Approximately 8 to 9 births per year would be needed to keep the population at its current size (0% growth or lambda = 1.00). Demographic projections indicate that 13 to 14 births per year would be needed to increase to the target population size (a 2% annual growth rate) over the next 30 years. Summary Actions: The SSP recommends 42 females for breeding and 17 transfers (13 within North America, 2 exports from North America to Japan, 1 import from Japan to North America, and 1 transfer between Japanese institutions). ■ ■ O P ^ A O D 10:10 2022/06/09