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48 Эти расчеты я проделал следующим образом. (1) 99,9999999-й процентиль распределения признака соотносится с 6 стандартными отклонениями от среднего, тогда как 99.99999-й процентиль ограничивается 5,2 стандартного отклонения. Значит, 0,8 стандартного отклонения в сто раз увеличивает число индивидов с данным признаком. (2) Я предположил, что 1,33-кратное увеличение генетической изменчивости в популяциях Черной Африки ассоциировано не только со случайными мутациями, но и с такими, которые формируют те или иные биологические признаки. Следовательно, увеличение стандартного отклонения будет равно √1,33=1,15 (здесь применяется формула из статьи: J. Berg, G. Coop. “A Population Genetic Signal of Polygenic Adaptation”, PLoS Genetics 10 (2014): e1004412). Таким образом, изменчивость, заключенная в пределах 6 стандартного отклонения у неафриканского населения, будет примерно такая же, как заключенная в рамки 5,2 (5,2=6/1,15) стандартного отклонения у африканцев Черной Африки, что и составит как раз то самое стократное увеличение в крайнем правом 0,00000001-м процентиле.

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