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. 2018 Jun 12;19(6):1741. doi: 10.3390/ijms19061741

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Overall mean p-genetic distance of 19 Sciaenidae species for each of 13 protein genes. They were calculated based on the first and second nucleotide positions, on the third nucleotide position of amino acid codons, and on the full sequence of the 19 Sciaenidae species, respectively. The 19 Sciaenidae species were A. amoyensis (KM257863.1), N. coibor (KM 233452.1), P. diacanthus (KM257722.1), A. japonicus (NC_017610.1), Bahaba taipingensis (NC_018347.1), Chrysochir aureus (NC_016987.1), Collichthys lucidus (NC_014350.1), C. niveatus (NC_014263.1), Dendrophysa russelii (NC_017606.1), Johnius belangerii (NC_022464.1), J. grypotus (NC_021130.1), Larimichthys crocea (NC_011710.1), L. polyactis (NC_013754.1), Miichthys miiuy (NC_014351.1), N. albiflora (NC_015205.1), N. miichthioides (NC_029875.1), Pennahia argentata (NC_015202.1), P. macrocephalus (NC_031409.1), and Sciaenops ocellatus (NC_016867.1).