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Table 3 Genetic selection differentials in the simulations

From: A theoretical derivation of response to selection with and without controlled mating in honeybees

  

\({\bar{S}}_1\)

  

Direct

Maternal

Total

Uncontr.

\(r_{md}=-0.53\)

0.199 (0.005)

0.278 (0.005)

0.477 (0.006)

\(r_{md}=-0.88\)

− 0.058 (0.005)

0.170 (0.004)

0.112 (0.003)

Contr.

\(r_{md}=-0.53\)

0.397 (0.015)

0.149 (0.011)

0.546 (0.011)

\(r_{md}=-0.88\)

0.351 (0.020)

− 0.123 (0.015)

0.228 (0.009)

  

\({\bar{S}}_2\)

  

Direct

Maternal

Total

Contr.

\(r_{md}=-0.53\)

0.712 (0.033)

0.309 (0.026)

1.021 (0.026)

\(r_{md}=-0.88\)

0.549 (0.037)

− 0.140 (0.028)

0.409 (0.018)

  1. Average genetic selection differentials, \({\bar{S}}_1\) and \(\bar{S}_2\), in the simulations. Averages were taken over all population sizes, numbers of isolated mating stations, values of q and years from 8 to 17. In brackets are the average standard deviations over the years 8 to 17