Table 1 Sample and sequencing throughput for all 11 individuals.

From: The genomics of selection in dogs and the parallel evolution between dogs and humans

Individual

Sample

Location

Sequence depth (X)

SNP number

Diversity θ (4 Nμ) per kb

Indel number

Wolves

 GW1

Grey wolf

Altai, Russia

11.24

5,564,300

1.52

811,429

 GW2

Grey wolf

Chukotka, Russia

8.92

5,276,100

1.32

764,838

 GW3

Grey wolf

Bryansk, Russia

11.10

5,472,254

1.44

902,521

 GW4

Grey wolf

Inner Mongolia, China

9.61

5,420,479

1.37

906,620

    

Mean=5,433,283

Mean=1.41

Mean=846,352

Chinese indigenous dogs

 DogCI1

Chinese indigenous dog

Xi’an, China

13.56

4,361,559

1.29

849,298

 DogCI2

Chinese indigenous dog

Simao, China

9.83

3,571,772

0.81

570,177

 DogCI3

Chinese indigenous dog

Ya’an, China

10.25

4,225,853

1.07

795,828

    

Mean=4,053,061

Mean=1.06

Mean=738,434

Ancient breed

 DogTM

Tibetan Mastiff

Lijiang, China

10.37

4,221,547

1.12

706,664

Modern breeds

 DogsGS

German Shepherd

Germany

9.56

3,448,915

0.67

528,265

 DogBM

Belgium Malinois

France

10.11

3,664,565

0.93

687,172

 DogREF

Boxer(reference)

na

12.18

1,212,888

0.59

    

Mean=2,775,456

Mean=0.73

Mean=607,719

  1. Abbreviation: SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism.
  2. Indels were not called in the reference genome because of the difference in sequencing strategy (that is, Sanger sequencing).