Pygmy-specific informativeness for assignment (PI n ). The Pygmy-specific informativeness for assignment statistic (represented by the red branch) is computed as the subtraction of the informativeness for assignment statistic computed on the non-Pygmy populations (represented by the gray branches) to the grouping of all three populations (represented by the black tree). This subtraction allows the distinction between markers that differentiate Pygmy versus non-Pygmy populations. F French, Y Yoruba, P Pygmies (color figure online)
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