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The spotted gar genome illuminates vertebrate evolution and facilitates human-teleost comparisons

Braasch, I.; Gehrke, A.R.; Smith, J.J.; et al.

Year2016
Source roleprimary-study
DOI / ID10.1038/ng.3526

Fitness and scope

topology · event-mechanism · methods

Genome assembly LepOcu1, GenBank GCA_000242695.1; associated RNA-seq includes SRA SRP042013, SRP044781–SRP044784 and SRP063942.

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topology · medium

A 25-vertebrate phylogenomic matrix, bowfin transcriptomic evidence and conserved-synteny comparisons support living gars plus bowfin as Holostei, sister to Teleostei, while the spotted-gar genome supplies a lineage that diverged before teleost genome duplication rather than evidence of morphological stasis.

claim:event:holostei-genomic-support
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