Evolutionary force in confamiliar marine vertebrates of different temperature realms: adaptive trends in zoarcid fish transcriptomes

Table 3 Summary of sequence data for pyhylogenetic trees

Species	Accession numbers COI	Intercept/ fragment size	Accession numbers 16SrRNA	Intercept/ fragment size
Cyprinus carpio	NC_001606	6,399:7,949	NC_001606	2,021:3,701
Danio rerio	NC_002333	6,425:7,975	AF036006	1623
Gadus morhua	GU324197	652	AM489716	1,093:2,757
Gasterosteus aculeatus	EU524639	652	NC_003174	1,087:2,776
Micromesistius poutassou	HQ882656	579	NC_015102	1,090:2,753
Notothenia coriiceps	EU326390	652	NC_015653	16,581:18,273
Oncorhynchus mykiss	GU324178	652	NC_001717	2,088:3,767
Oryzias latipes	AP004421	5,455:7,011	AP004421	1,084:2,757
Pachycara brachycephalum	HQ713113	652	Z32732	542
Salmo salar	GU324184	652	NC_001960	2,093:3,770
Squalus acanthias	EU074608	652	NC_002012	1,093:2,768
Takifugu rubripes	HM102315	639	NC_004299	1,090:2,755
Tetraodon nigroviridis	AP006046	5,457:7,016	NC_007176	1,088:2,764
Zoarces viviparus	EF208064	1,102	FJ798757	588

List of species used for generating the phylogenetic trees in Figure1 with the mitochondrial sequences for the COI gene and structural 16SrRNA with the respective accession numbers. For some species both sections were extracted from the whole mitochondrial genome due to the availability of the sequence information on the NCBI browser.

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