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. 2017 Aug 3;5:e3661. doi: 10.7717/peerj.3661

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(A) trnI, (B) trnQ, (C) trnM, (D) trnW, (E) trnC, (F) trnY, (G) trnL2, (H) trnK, (I) trnD, (J) trnG, (K) trnA, (L) trnR, (M) trnN, (N) trnS1, (O) trnE, (P) trnF, (Q) trnH, (R) trnT, (S) trnP, (T) trnS2, (U) trnL1, (V) trnV. All tRNA genes are shown in the order of occurrence in the mitochondrial genome starting from trnI. The nucleotides showing 100% identity in the 15 mirid mitochondrial genomes are marked with green color, and the variable region are marked with red color. Bars indicate Watson-Crick base pairings, and dots between G and U pairs mark canonical base pairings in tRNA.