- The Jukes-Cantor model is further refined, it ignores "transitions" less common in nature considering only the "transversions", which are more common mutations.
- Kimura model is inefficient because it has only two parameters, one for the probability of a mutation occurs, and one for the probability of the position remain unchanged.
- The Jukes-Cantor model is more refined than the Kimura model because it take into consideration the different mutation rates along the length of the sequence.
- Kimura model is more refined than the Jukes-Cantor by taking into account the difference that normally exists between the rate of change of type "transversion" and the rate of change of type "transition".
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Original idea by: José Augusto Amgarten Quitzau
Translate Help: Leandro José de Bortoli