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Estimating and accounting for genotyping errors in RAD-seq experiments

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Table S1: Samples included in the RAD vs GBS comparison. The RAD data is available through the SRA Biproject PRJNA528699
Figure S2: Distribution of the relative bias when inferring error rates from a truth set generated with next- next-generation sequencing data with a specific mean depth
Figure S3: Distribution of the allelic depth observed in the RAD-seq data for genotypes found to be homozy- homozy-gous reference (left, 8,701 genotypes), heterozyhomozy-gous (middle, 6,022 genotypes) and homozyhomozy-gous alternative (right, 1,914 genotyp

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