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Table 1.

Sample populations, source project and sample utility in the project.

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Table 2.

Observed heterozygosity (Mean ± SD) in various pig groups evaluated.

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Fig 1.

PCA plot for pigs indicating their distribution along the first two eigenvectors.

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Fig 2.

PCA plot for pigs indicating their distribution along the first and third eigenvectors.

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Fig 3.

Admixture plot representing estimated membership coefficients for individual pigs for ancestral populations (K) ranging between 2 to 9.

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Fig 4.

Cross validation plot indicating the model suitability as the number of putative populations (K) increases.

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Table 3.

Minimum, maximum and average (least squares means with associated standard errors) ancestry composition for domestic pigs in Busia evaluated for ASFv (N = 117).

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Table 4.

The number of pigs that tested ASFv positive and negative given their local pig ancestry proportions.

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Fig 5.

Plots of selective sweep patterns for various pig populations.

The -log10(FDR-adjusted P) values are plotted against chromosome number. The dashed lines indicate the significance threshold for the top 1% SNPs based on with |iHS| value. Selective sweeps (iHS) for (5A) Bush pigs, (5B) Homabay, (5C) for Busia population and warthogs.

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Table 5.

Genes located in regions under high differential selection and shared between Busia, Homabay and wild African pig populations.

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