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. 2017 Jan 17;4:160132. doi: 10.1038/sdata.2016.132

Table 5. Gene space completeness metrics for all draft assemblies in this data set (Data Citation 2).

Species CEGMA complete* CEGMA partial* BUSCO complete BUSCO duplicated BUSCO fragmented BUSCO missing
Osmerus eperlanus 175 220 2,071 71 760 867
Borostomias antarcticus 116 180 1,101 37 869 1,728
Parasudis fraserbrunneri 131 205 1,625 63 880 1,193
Guentherus altivela 44 119 402 11 809 2,487
Benthosema glaciale 171 214 1,478 128 768 1,452
Polymixia japonica 188 230 2,474 80 663 561
Percopsis transmontana 185 233 2,411 71 639 648
Typhlichthys subterraneus 167 222 2,024 55 763 911
Zeus faber 155 219 1,758 48 917 1,023
Cyttopsis roseus 185 233 1,969 62 867 862
Stylephorus chordatus 125 193 1,189 39 926 1,583
Bregmaceros cantori 85 189 867 32 942 1,889
Merluccius polli 133 204 1,188 44 1,019 1,491
Merluccius merluccius 147 210 1,257 36 959 1,482
Merluccius capensis 144 209 1,363 38 986 1,349
Melanonus zugmayeri 163 218 1,803 56 895 1,000
Muraenolepis marmoratus 143 209 1,258 37 1,040 1,400
Trachyrincus scabrus 190 225 1,957 45 872 869
Trachyrincus murrayi 218 235 2,806 69 464 428
Mora moro 155 215 1,582 40 948 1,168
Laemonema laureysi 163 223 1,814 41 844 1,040
Bathygadus melanobranchus 179 223 2,026 60 831 841
Macrourus berglax 147 206 1,172 61 927 1,599
Malacocephalus occidentalis 147 210 1,419 40 996 1,283
Phycis blennoides 190 231 2,155 44 717 826
Phycis phycis 144 213 1,461 36 966 1,271
Lota lota 169 213 1,740 49 902 1,056
Molva molva 172 218 1,739 61 939 1,020
Brosme brosme 167 215 1,712 36 907 1,079
Trisopterus minutus 138 189 1,199 39 917 1,582
Gadiculus argenteus 119 195 1,193 26 958 1,547
Pollachius virens 147 208 1,405 35 968 1,325
Melanogrammus aeglefinus 145 201 1,356 41 996 1,346
Merlangius merlangus 136 195 1,429 39 946 1,323
Arctogadus glacialis 141 199 1,177 34 1,036 1,485
Boreogadus saida 137 205 1,261 43 955 1,482
Theragra chalcogramma 153 210 1,486 36 971 1,241
Gadus morhua 202 235 2,455 43 608 635
Regalecus glesne 184 234 2,228 70 675 795
Lampris guttatus 129 201 1,467 47 953 1,278
Monocentris japonica 199 235 2,709 74 545 444
Myripristis jacobus 200 230 2,844 102 461 393
Holocentrus rufus 202 233 2,944 97 441 313
Neoniphon sammara 195 228 2,742 81 505 451
Beryx splendens 152 197 1,638 58 941 1,119
Rondeletia loricata 140 204 1,828 62 921 949
Acanthochaenus luetkenii 138 219 1,736 59 936 1,026
Brotula barbata 230 243 3,278 97 247 173
Lamprogrammus exutus 146 211 1,692 77 1,011 995
Carapus acus 215 240 2,666 52 505 527
Chatrabus melanurus 92 188 1,142 36 1,091 1,465
Thunnus albacares 209 236 3,147 99 351 200
Lesueurigobius cf. sanzi 163 206 2,130 58 625 943
Perca fluviatilis 122 189 1,673 55 1,027 998
Myoxocephalus scorpius 164 217 2,016 69 803 879
Sebastes norvegicus 190 233 2,458 69 698 542
Chaenocephalus aceratus 146 199 1,918 63 876 904
Symphodus melops 199 229 2,755 76 537 406
Spondyliosoma cantharus 215 240 3,001 78 426 271
Antennarius striatus 195 226 2,312 73 656 730
Selene dorsalis 215 231 2,968 80 427 303
Helostoma temminckii 225 236 3,387 100 204 107
Anabas testudineus 225 240 3,314 110 245 139
Parablennius parvicornis 186 224 2,336 63 650 712
Chromis chromis 180 230 2,451 75 670 577
Pseudochromis fuscus 210 231 2,837 90 475 386

*Out of 248 highly conserved eukaryotic genes.

Out of 3,698 highly conserved acanthopterygian genes.