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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Phylogenet Evol. 2014 Apr 18;0:132–168. doi: 10.1016/j.ympev.2014.04.003

TABLE I.

Summary of datasets including number of OTUs, number of analyzed sites (before slash), total number of sites (after slash), and the percentage of analyzed sites (in parentheses) for each gene separately, and combined, in comparison with datasets used in Miadlikowska et al. (2006). The 5-gene dataset includes taxa for which complete or partial data from all five genes (nucSSU, nucLSU, mitSSU, RPB1 and RPB2) were available. The 5+4-gene, 5+4+3-gene, and 5+4+3+2-gene datasets include taxa for which at least four, three, or two genes were included, respectively.

Datasets Newly
added
OTUs or
sequences
to
GenBankc
Missing
sequencesc
5-gene
dataset/
2006
5-gene
dataset/
this study
5+4-gene
dataset/
2006
5+4-gene
dataset/
this study
5+4+3-gene
dataset/
2006
5+4+3-gene
dataset/
this study
5+4+3+2-
gene
dataset/
this study
No. of OTUs/percent of missing data NA NA 111/0% 183 (+72)/0% 188/26% 388 (+200)/10% 274/37% 764 (+490)/25% 1317 (+553)/54%
nucSSU 143 OTUs 701 1125/7445 (15%) 1494/15913 (9%) 1085/7228 (15%) 1494/15913 (9%) 1071/7215 (15%) 1494/15913 (9%) 1494/15913 (9%)
nucLSU 162 OTUs 127 1141/5162 (22%) 1061/9363 (11%) 1121/5151 (22%) 1061/9363 (11%) 1122/5096 (22%) 1061/9363 (11%) 1061/9363 (11%)
mitSSU 174 OTUs 127 471/2635 (17%) 429/3642 (12%) 437/2691 (16%) 429/3642 (12%) 445/2862 (15%) 429/3642 (12%) 429/3642 (12%)
RPB1 104 (114a) OTUs 780 (2022a) 2688/3159 (85%) 2676/3172 (84%) 2676/3243 (82%) 2676/3172 (84%) 2673/3229 (83%) 2676/3172 (84%) 2676/3172 (84%)
RPB2 59 (80b) OTUs 879 (1924b) 1932/2291 (84%) 1773/2307 (77%) 1851/2349 (79%) 1773/2307 (77%) 1803/2409 (75%) 1773/2307 (77%) 1773/2307 (77%)
Combined 642 seq. 2614 7357/20692 (35%) 7433/34397 (22%) 7170/20662 (35%) 7433/34397 (22%) 7114/20811 (34%) 7433/34397 (22%) 7433/34397 (22%)
a

RPB1 (A–F) and RPB1 (F–G) separately

b

RPB2 (5–7) and RPB2 (7–11) separately

c

In the most inclusive (5+4+3+2-gene) dataset assembled for this study.