Table 5.
Number of chromosomes in each breed carrying haplotypes shared with zero to four other breeds
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Chromosomes carrying haplotypes (and number of haplotypes) shared with zero to four other dog breeds |
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| Breed |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
Total |
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| AK | 63 (14) | 79 (11) | 32 (9) | 76 (9) | 90 (10) | 340 (53) | ||||
| BM | 69 (12) | 49 (5) | 50 (7) | 116 (10) | 116 (10) | 400 (44) | ||||
| LB | 52 (23) | 32 (9) | 64 (9) | 151 (13) | 101 (10) | 400 (64) | ||||
| GR | 15 (8) | 35 (9) | 90 (13) | 160 (14) | 100 (10) | 400 (54) | ||||
| PK
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23 (7)
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79 (10)
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46 (4)
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88 (10)
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164 (10)
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400 (41)
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In parentheses are the number of haplotypes shared. The numbers of chromosomes and haplotypes for all 10 regions are added together, so, for example, the total of 400 chromosomes for four of the breeds comes from 40 chromosomes (20 dogs) assayed at each of 10 regions. Thirty-four chromosomes were assayed in Akita. Breeds: (AK) Akita; (BM) Bernese Mountain Dog; (GR) Golden Retriever; (LB) Labrador Retriever; (PK) Pekingese.
