Table 1.

Linkage Groups in 2886-Marker Map.

LG	Chr.a	Old LGb	Total cMc	# markers	#scaffoldsd	Genomic representatione(kB)	Avg intermarker dist (cM)
1	1	1	138.55	506	141	164,091.4	0.27
2	2	6	109.69	287	79	96,509.8	0.38
3	3	8	79.02	264	70	93,694.2	0.30
4	4	7	123.95	365	90	121,131.2	0.34
5	5	9	88.86	207	56	67,565.4	0.43
6	6	2	94.97	357	87	120,335.4	0.27
7	7	4	120.11	303	99	92,423.4	0.40
8	8	5	73.06	264	77	91,586.8	0.28
9	9	3	112.9	178	50	68,777.6	0.64
10	10	10	77.56	99	30	28,636.7	0.75
5b	5	A	39.96	29	15	81,869.5
8c	8	E	16.36	12	8	3,978.0
3b	3	F	7.49	8	5	5,881.6
8b	8	5b	15.16	7	4	4,407.7
Add′lf	–		–		45	87,379.0
Total			1097.64	2886	856	1,128,267.7

^aChromosomes are numbered as described in Khokha et al. (2009).

^b“Old LG” refers to the initial linkage group designation previously shown on our website. All linkage groups are now numbered in accordance with the corresponding chromosome.

^c“Total cM” refers to the distance from the first to the last marker within a linkage group.

^dOnly those scaffolds that are represented entirely within a single linkage group are included in the “# of scaffolds represented” for each linkage group.

^e“Genomic representation” refers to the combined size of all scaffolds represented within a linkage group; this number is a minimum estimate of the portion of the genome represented within a linkage group.

^fThe total minimal genomic representation includes approximately 87 MB from scaffolds that appear on 2 or more linkage groups (“Add′l”).