Fig. 1.
A species tree for three species (A, B, and C) to illustrate the parameters of the MSC model, with a gene tree for five sequences (a1 and a2 sampled from species A, b1 and b2 from species B, and c1 from species C) running inside the species tree. Within each species/population, sequences coalesce at random at the rate determined by the population size (or θ parameter), generating a gene tree with branch lengths (coalescent times), conditioned on the species tree. Note that θC is not estimable if there is at most one sequence from species C at each locus.

A species tree for three species (A, B, and C) to illustrate the parameters of the MSC model, with a gene tree for five sequences (a1 and a2 sampled from species A, b1 and b2 from species B, and c1 from species C) running inside the species tree. Within each species/population, sequences coalesce at random at the rate determined by the population size (or θ parameter), generating a gene tree with branch lengths (coalescent times), conditioned on the species tree. Note that θC is not estimable if there is at most one sequence from species C at each locus.

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