SNPs with significant allele frequency differences between tame and aggressive populations.

SNPs with differences in allele frequency between two populations at p -7 (Bonferroni correction of PLINK2 [32] association test). The absolute differences of SNP minor allele frequencies between the tame and aggressive populations are listed. These SNPs are presented as dots above the significance line (–log10 >6) on Fig 4. SNPs are listed in the order of the fox map. Multi SNP clusters are in bold and numbered in the rightmost column. Multi SNP clusters are regions where SNPs that met the threshold are within 2 Mb to the next significant SNP. Genes that are in or near (50,000 bp) the multi SNP clusters are listed in Table 3. Dog chromosome—CFA; Fox chromosome—VVU.SNPs with significant allele frequency differences between tame and aggressive populations.