Table 2. Sequencing information for all species in the reported data set (Data Citation 1).
| Species | N reads* | N bases | Bases used† | Insert size‡ | Adaptor index |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Osmerus eperlanus | 84.7 | 12,709 | 74% | 366 | AD023 |
| Borostomias antarcticus | 131.9 | 19,789 | 83% | 439 | AD002 |
| Parasudis fraserbrunneri | 149.6 | 22,436 | 82% | 366 | AD022 |
| Guentherus altivela | 101.7 | 15,256 | 97% | 380 | AD020 |
| Benthosema glaciale | 194.4 | 29,154 | 87% | 453 | AD002 |
| Polymixia japonica | 90.2 | 13,525 | 85% | 367 | AD016 |
| Percopsis transmontana | 147.8 | 22,168 | 82% | 350 | AD001 |
| Typhlichthys subterraneus | 142.7 | 21,398 | 81% | 336 | AD003 |
| Zeus faber | 151.5 | 22,722 | 74% | 335 | AD008 |
| Cyttopsis roseus | 161.0 | 24,156 | 75% | 340 | AD013 |
| Stylephorus chordatus | 171.7 | 25,752 | 87% | 428 | AD014 |
| Bregmaceros cantori | 310.3 | 46,537 | 84% | 343 | AD013 |
| Merluccius polli | 112.9 | 16,931 | 80% | 353 | AD015 |
| Merluccius merluccius | 146.5 | 21,968 | 82% | 359 | AD013 |
| Merluccius capensis | 107.0 | 16,047 | 81% | 353 | AD014 |
| Melanonus zugmayeri | 179.2 | 26,884 | 81% | 351 | AD016 |
| Muraenolepis marmoratus | 127.3 | 19,101 | 80% | 345 | AD009 |
| Trachyrincus scabrus | 179.5 | 26,928 | 82% | 358 | AD008 |
| Trachyrincus murrayi | 66.8 | 20,050 | 89% | 519 | AD014 |
| Mora moro | 153.0 | 22,945 | 85% | 345 | AD014 |
| Laemonema laureysi | 105.7 | 15,862 | 80% | 348 | AD015 |
| Bathygadus melanobranchus | 122.4 | 18,362 | 83% | 330 | AD008 |
| Macrourus berglax | 119.7 | 17,948 | 82% | 356 | AD001 |
| Malacocephalus occidentalis | 140.8 | 21,117 | 78% | 352 | AD003 |
| Phycis blennoides | 80.6 | 24,191 | 87% | 505 | AD015 |
| Phycis phycis | 130.9 | 19,631 | 76% | 328 | AD005 |
| Lota lota | 125.1 | 18,758 | 83% | 341 | AD007 |
| Molva molva | 152.3 | 22,852 | 79% | 329 | AD006 |
| Brosme brosme | 122.5 | 18,373 | 80% | 342 | AD012 |
| Trisopterus minutus | 151.6 | 22,737 | 76% | 325 | AD005 |
| Gadiculus argenteus | 138.1 | 20,709 | 79% | 320 | AD004 |
| Pollachius virens | 112.4 | 16,854 | 79% | 328 | AD006 |
| Melanogrammus aeglefinus | 110.9 | 16,639 | 82% | 324 | AD007 |
| Merlangius merlangus | 165.2 | 24,787 | 85% | 339 | AD012 |
| Arctogadus glacialis | 165.2 | 22,006 | 81% | 323 | AD002 |
| Boreogadus saida | 155.1 | 25,243 | 77% | 316 | AD004 |
| Theragra chalcogramma | 155.1 | 23,268 | 84% | 322 | AD002 |
| Gadus morhua | 62.8 | 18,847 | 92% | 531 | AD019 |
| Regalecus glesne | 183.9 | 27,578 | 83% | 344 | AD027 |
| Lampris guttatus | 162.7 | 24,407 | 82% | 353 | AD010 |
| Monocentris japonica | 90.5 | 13,580 | 87% | 468 | AD012 |
| Myripristis jacobus | 64.3 | 19,274 | 84% | 353 | AD001 |
| Holocentrus rufus | 61.5 | 18,463 | 83% | 354 | AD003 |
| Neoniphon sammara | 90.9 | 13,631 | 87% | 474 | AD005 |
| Beryx splendens | 90.1 | 13,509 | 97% | 465 | AD005 |
| Rondeletia loricata | 127.8 | 19,167 | 89% | 467 | AD004 |
| Acanthochaenus luetkenii | 129.4 | 19,411 | 90% | 430 | AD014 |
| Brotula barbata | 131.8 | 19,769 | 81% | 352 | AD015 |
| Lamprogrammus exutus | 63.3 | 9,500 | 93% | 348 | AD014 |
| Carapus acus | 102.7 | 15,410 | 79% | 349 | AD016 |
| Chatrabus melanurus | 333.0 | 49,954 | 82% | 353 | AD020 |
| Thunnus albacares | 120.5 | 18,075 | 86% | 461 | AD015 |
| Lesueurigobius cf. sanzi | 66.2 | 19,846 | 92% | 529 | AD018 |
| Perca fluviatilis | 96.9 | 14,532 | 78% | 364 | AD025 |
| Myoxocephalus scorpius | 105.7 | 15,847 | 80% | 423 | AD019 |
| Sebastes norvegicus | 131.0 | 19,653 | 80% | 349 | AD027 |
| Chaenocephalus aceratus | 301.2 | 45,178 | 83% | 355 | AD022 |
| Symphodus melops | 86.4 | 12,694 | 86% | 440 | AD019 |
| Spondyliosoma cantharus | 97.6 | 14,642 | 90% | 443 | AD014 |
| Antennarius striatus | 71.6 | 10,742 | 71% | 363 | AD022 |
| Selene dorsalis | 107.9 | 16,179 | 86% | 458 | AD016 |
| Helostoma temminckii | 85.3 | 12,795 | 87% | 464 | AD016 |
| Anabas testudineus | 96.8 | 14,520 | 88% | 459 | AD016 |
| Parablennius parvicornis | 141.9 | 21,288 | 88% | 459 | AD019 |
| Chromis chromis | 166.1 | 24,917 | 87% | 341 | AD018 |
| Pseudochromis fuscus | 54.7 | 16,404 | 87% | 418 | AD018 |
*In millions
†Percentage of total bases used in Celera assembly
‡After merging with FLASH (bp)