The following is taken directly from the introduction of the paper. In this study, we used a pure drift FST model [11] which assumes all animals originated from the same ancestral population. This model was applied to taurine and zebu animals to identify loci under selection. These two groups correspond to the main (and most ancestral) separation of domestic cattle, which in most but not all cases corresponds to animals adapted to tropical and temperate environments. The identification of such loci can aid in the identification of genes and genomic variants that are related to environmental adaptation and/or selection derived from human agro-pastoral activities.
Resource Title: Copies of B allele for BovineHD 770k SNP array for multiple cattle breeds spanning broad diversity.
File Name: g.csv.gz
Resource Description: Table contains 777,962 rows, one for each SNP and 528 columns, 1 for each animal. A few animals are duplicated. Most animals have breed identified by a 3 letter code but a few do not. Breed abbreviations follow.\nANG \u2013 Angus\nBMA \u2013 Beefmaster\nBRM \u2013 Brahman\nBSW \u2013 Brown Swiss\nCHL \u2013 Charolais\nGIR \u2013 Gir\nGNS \u2013 Guernsey\nHFD \u2013 Hereford\nHOL \u2013 Holstein\nJER \u2013 Jersey\nLMS \u2013 Limousin\nNEL \u2013 Nelore\nNRC \u2013 Norwegian Red Cow\nPMT \u2013 Piedmontese\nRGU \u2013 Red Angus\nRMG \u2013 Romagnola\nSGT \u2013 Santa Gertrudis\nSHK \u2013 Sheko\n