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Covariances of Relatives from Self-Fertilization1

C. Clark Cockerham2

Covariances of relatives stemming from self-fertilization of initially noninbred parents are formulated for a quantitative model with any number of alleles and loci with additive and dominance effects (no epistasis). The results are phrased in terms of five quadratic genetic components whose coefficients are given by descent measures. To estimate the components with any reliability or to test for adequacy of various models, relatives in the first few generations of selfing must be utilized. With more than four generations of selfing, the variances and Covariances are essentially a function of a single composite which represents the variance among homozygous individuals. If this is actually the variance desired, then five or more generations of selfing are sufficient.

Key Words: Inbreeding • Quantitative • Covariances • Genetic components • Additive • Dominance • Descent measures


1 Paper no. 8453 of the Journal Series of the North Carolina Agric. Res. Serv., Raleigh, N.C. This investigation was supported in part by NIH Research Grant no. GM 11546 from the National Inst. of General Medical Sciences.

2 Professor of statistics and genetics, Dep. of Statistics, North Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, NC 27650.

Received for publication August 2, 1982.


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