The Complete Mitogenomes of the Spinyhead Blenny, (chaenopsidae) and the Lofty Triplefin, (Tripterygiidae)

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Journal Mitochondrial DNA B Resour

Date 2022 Feb 17

PMID 35174288

Authors

Megan A Sporre

Ron I Eytan

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Abstract

The blennies, (Chaenopsidae) and (Tripterygiidae) are representative members of two families spanning the deepest node of the Blennioidei tree. The mitogenomes of 16,507 bp for and 16,529 bp for each consisted of 37 genes and one control loop region. Phylogenetic analysis confirmed the placement of Chaenopsidae and Tripterygiidae within the Blenniiformes, however, there was instability in the placement of the triplefins between reconstruction methods, likely due to low taxon sampling. These mitogenomes represent an important milestone in uncovering relationships within Blenniiformes and Ovalentaria.

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