Table 2. Summary of largest scaffolds in giant sequoia 2.0.
Scaffold ID | Length (bp) | Centromere? | Number of telomeres | Number of gaps | Total gap length (bp, estimated) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
chr1 | 986,618,365 | Y | 1 | 4415 | 441,500 |
chr2 | 873,713,311 | Y | 2 | 3812 | 877,827 |
chr3 | 843,110,718 | Y | 1 | 3788 | 378,800 |
chr4 | 722,823,090 | Y | 2 | 3028 | 666,733 |
chr5 | 690,549,816 | Y | 2 | 2902 | 382,479 |
chr6 | 676,903,824 | Y | 1 | 3005 | 1,306,128 |
chr7 | 659,235,867 | Y | 2 | 2790 | 279,000 |
chr8 | 649,867,199 | Y | 2 | 2953 | 295,300 |
chr9 | 641,211,466 | Y | 1 | 2707 | 1,748,814 |
chr10 | 632,191,860 | Y | 2 | 2642 | 339,803 |
chr11 | 443,565,592 | Y | 2 | 1885 | 1,006,377 |
Sc7zsyj_3574 | 171,454,409 | N | 1 | 731 | 1,052,509 |
Summary of largest scaffolds in giant sequoia 2.0, showing that the 11 largest scaffolds represent near-complete chromosomes. All chromosomes other than these top 12 were less than 1 Mbp in length. Number of gaps and total gap length are shown in the final two columns; small gaps of unknown size were assigned a size of 100 bp. Where all gaps fell into this category, the total gap length is the number of gaps x 100.