Table 1.

General statistics for assembled draft mitogenomes.

Species	Total of reads (Mi)	Final assembly (bp)	Coverage breadth* (%)	Mapped readsa	Final coverage depth	% of mito reads	Total of genes	PCG	rRNA	tRNA
Statistics for mitogenomes of species sampled and sequenced in this study
Ae. taeniorhynchus	11.3	14,732	95.10	8174	37.73	0.07234	37	13	2	22
Ma. wilsoni	8.2	10,443	67.41	3522	23.27	0.04295	28	12	2	14
Tr. digitatum	7.6	8282	53.46	729	5.99	0.00959	28	10	2	16
Ae. scapularis	7	7795	50.32	218	1.99	0.00311	25	11	1	13
Ma. titillans	6.6	11,181	72.18	7338	46.60	0.11118	27	11	2	14
Cq. chrysonotum	6.2	12,032	77.67	1955	11.37	0.03153	35	13	2	20
Cq. juxtamansonia	5.5	7711	49.78	826	7.18	0.01502	18	8	2	8
Ps. cingulata	4.9	15,660	101.09	3551	16.33	0.07247	36	13	2	21
Cx. nigripalpus	4.8	14,492	93.55	3633	17.30	0.07569	37	13	2	22
Cq. venezuelensis	4.3	13,912	89.81	2706	13.42	0.06293	34	13	2	19
Ad. squamipennis	3.9	10,466	67.56	899	5.93	0.02305	27	9	2	16
Cx. corniger	3.9	5222	33.71	137	1.84	0.00351	20	9	2	9
Cx. amazonensis	2.5	15,265	98.54	3274	15.87	0.13096	36	13	2	21
Cq. albicosta	2.4	14,689	94.82	26,487	115.40	1.10363	36	13	2	21
Ma. humeralis	2.2	3699	23.88	193	3.91	0.00877	14	7	2	5
Cq. hermanoi	1.8	12,289	79.33	1958	11.79	0.10878	26	10	2	14
Ur. pulcherrima	1.1	13,845	89.37	781	4.23	0.07100	32	12	2	18
Average	4.95	11,277	72.8	66,381	20.01	0.11450	–	–	–	–
Statistics for mitogenomes assembled from SRA data
Ae. alboannulatus	45.6	14,314	92.40	2,645,908	22,749.53	5.80243	26	11	2	13
Ae. camptorhynchus	41	13,825	89.25	1,461,943	11,897.19	3.56571	30	12	2	16
Ae. detritus	83.6	14,707	94.94	2,228,562	19,597.21	2.66574	31	13	2	16
Ae. fluviatilis	6.2	14,360	92.70	3,22,138	3858.73	5.19577	17	12	1	4
Ae. polynesiensis	31.8	15,144	97.76	39,618	133.74	0.12458	34	12	2	20
Ae. riversi	17	5992	38.68	12,505	23.83	0.07356	17	10	1	6
An. albimanus	101.1	15,674	101.18	668,072	4304.92	0.66080	34	12	2	20
An. aquasalis	0.344	11,201	72.31	12,674	571.41	3.68002	14	9	2	3
An. freeborni	148.8	15,960	103.03	1,231,449	9200.00	0.82759	33	12	2	19
An. nuneztovari	76.9	12,741	82.25	42,462	446.26	0.05522	23	12	2	9
An. quadriannulatus	66.2	15,533	100.27	206,252	1341.11	0.31156	34	12	2	20
Cx. australicus	44.8	15,195	98.09	3,222,91	26,720.50	7.19395	32	13	2	17
Cx. globocoxitus	44.2	15,123	97.62	2,970,924	24,483.16	6.72155	31	12	2	17
Cx. hortensis	91.4	13,702	88.45	3,053,258	12,444.56	3.34054	25	11	2	12
Cx. molestus	27.2	11,440	73.85	558,460	4194.91	2.05316	21	13	2	6
Cx. tarsalis	37.8	15,831	102.19	3,037,171	28,602.31	8.03484	33	12	2	19
Cx. torrentium	47.8	12,652	81.67	558,460	4194.91	1.16833	26	13	2	11
Ps.albipes	135.6	15,791	101.94	1,087,575	8166.76	0.80205	33	12	2	19
Tp. aranoides	37.6	8990	58.03	287,439	4887.87	0.76447	9	7	2	0
Tx. amboinensis	100	15,775	101.83	2,220,264	14,215.32	2.22026	34	13	2	19
Average	59.24	13,698	88.2	1,293,401	5108	2.6311	–	–	–	–

PCG  protein coding genes.

*Coverage breadth was calculated in relation to the average of culicidae mitochondrial genomes length (15,491 bp). Bp represents base pairs.

^aMapped Reads against final assembly using MIRAbait tool.