Primates used in this study.

(A) Pedigree structure of aye-ayes. The 18 individuals sequenced in this study are shown: males as squares and females as circles. Two individuals (IDs 100937 and 100935) appear multiple places in the pedigree, each time connected by a dashed line. Offspring IDs in Table 1 refer to individuals here. (B) Pedigree structure of baboons. The nine individuals sequenced in this study are shown on the left hand side. The 25 individuals sequenced in Wu and colleagues [12] are shown on the right hand side. One individual (ID 1X3656; dashed gray circle) had low read-mapping and was not used here (and was not counted among the 25 individuals). Consanguineous matings are represented as double-horizontal lines, and individuals appearing in multiple places are again connected by dashed lines. Offspring IDs in Table 2 refer to individuals here.