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Published 24, October 2019
We have identified an error in the reported genome size of S. arctica. This error was unintentional and reported the genome size of a previous and older version of the genome. This error was found twice in the manuscript. See below.
[1] Under heading- ‘Cellularization is associated with extensive sequential transcriptional waves and is associated with evolutionarily younger transcripts’:
“The final assembly sequences comprised 115,261,641 bp, and the metrics were greatly improved compared to the previous assembly”
The assembly size is 142,721,209 bp.
[2] Figure 3—source data 1:
“Total sequence length of Version 2.1 (this study): 115,261,641 bp”
The assembly size is 142,721,209 bp.
The article has been corrected accordingly.