Population-genetics quantity estimates: the posterior median and 95% credible interval from Bayesian Markov chain Monte Carlo estimation.

Wolbachia fixation prevalence is the level at which Wolbachia is stably present in the population. Release threshold is the number of Wolbachia-positive tsetse that must be released into a Wolbachia-free population in order for Wolbachia to ultimately go to fixation, relative to the size of the existing population. Time to fixation is the number of days required to go from 10% initial Wolbachia prevalence to 95% of the fixation prevalence; its upper 95% CI is undefined because for more than 2.5% of samples, a release of 10% of the population is below the release threshold so that Wolbachia is driven from the population for these samples.