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Putative secondary structures of the 22 tRNAs identified in the mitochondrial genome of the sea spider Achelia bituberculata.

The complete mitochondrial genome of the sea spider Achelia bituberculata (Pycnogonida, Ammotheidae): arthropod ground pattern of gene arrangement

BMC Genomics. 2007;8:343-343.
Fig 7Phylogenetic relationships among Lox-FB and reported C2 and FB proteins.

The tree was constructed based on alignment done with MUSCLE and Maximum Likelihood (ML) algorithm using MEGA 6 software. Statistical confidence of the evolutionary analysis was assembled by bootstraps of 1000 replicates. Sequences were obtained from GenBank Database. Gorilla FB (Q864V9), Chimpanzee FB (Q864W0), Human FB (P00751), Orangutan FB (Q864W1), Marmoset FB (JAB17376.1), Mouse FB-1 (P04186), Mouse FB-2 (B8JJM5), Ox-FB (P81187), Boar FB (ABX82825.1), Snake FB (AAR21601.1), Frog FB (BAA06179.1), Frog FB-2 (AAI70192.1), Trout C2/FB (ADY68777.1), Trout FB 1 (AAC83699.1), Pufferfish FB/C2 OS (CAD21938.1), Catfish FB/C2 A (AEW10545.1), zebrafish FB (AAB19093.1), Carp FB/C2 A3 (BAB32650.1), Carp FB/C2 A2 (BAA78416..1), Carp FB/C2 A (BAA34706.1), Houndshark FB (BAB63203.1), Houndshark FB 2 (BAF62177.1), Catfish FB (AEW38662.1), Carp FB/C2 B (BAA34707.1), Trout C2/FB 2 (BAB19788.1), Mouse C2 (P21180), Ox C2 (Q3SYW2), Orangutan C2 (Q8SQ74), Gorilla C2 (Q863A0), Human C2 (P06681), Chimpanzee C2 (Q8SQ74), Lamprey FB (BAA02763.1), Lamprey FB 2 (BAG66069.1), Ascidia FB (AAK00631.1), Ciona FB-3 (BAD89301.1), Ciona FB-1 (BAD89299.1), Ciona FB-2 (BAD89300.1), Amphioxus FB/C2 (ABY28382.1), Anemone FB (BAH22726.1), Anemone FB 2 (BAH22728.1), Bivalve FB (ACQ91095.1), Sea cucumber FB 2 (AEP68015.1), Sea cucumber FB (ADX36428.1), Sea urchin FB (AAC79682.1), Horseshoe crab 1 C2/FB 1 (BAM15262.1), Horseshoe crab 1 C2/FB 2 (BAM15263.1), Horseshoe crab 2 C2/FB 1 (AAV65032), Horseshoe crab 2 C2/FB 2 (ABK30937.1), Jumping spider FB1 (BAR45590-1),Jumping spider FB2 (BAR45591.1), Jumping spider FB3 (BAR45592.1), sea spider FB 1 (BAR45606.1), sea spider FB 2 (BAR45607.1), centipede FB 1 (BAR45616.1), centipede FB 2 (BAR45617.1).

Characterization of a Gene Coding for the Complement System Component FB from Loxosceles laeta Spider Venom Glands

PLoS One. 2016;11(1):e0146992.
Fig. 1.

Exemplars of sea spider diversity. (a) Pallenella harrisi (Callipallenidae). (b) Nymphon grossipes (Nymphonidae). (c) Rhopalorhynchus magdalenae (Colossendeidae). (d) Copulating pair of Pycnogonum litorale (Pycnogonidae) with UV illumination. (e) Stylopallene sp. (Callipallenidae), photograph by Iain Gray. (f) Nymphonella tapetis (Ascorhynchidae sensu lato). (g) Austrodecus glaciale (Austrodecidae). (h) Rhynchothorax australis (Rhynchothoracidae). (i) Anoplodactylus evansi (Phoxichilidiidae). (j) Cilunculus armatus (Ammotheidae), (k) Decolopoda australis (Colossendeidae), photograph by Andrei Utevsky. (l) Colossendeis megalonyx (Colossendeidae). (m) Male of Pallenella sp. (Callipallenidae) with egg clutch.

Phylogenomic Resolution of Sea Spider Diversification through Integration of Multiple Data Classes

Mol Biol Evol. 2021 Feb;38(2):686-701.
Fig. 2.

Historical hypotheses of higher-level sea spider relationships based on molecular sequence data. Nodes lacking nodal support (<70% bootstrap support; <0.90 posterior probability) or conflicting across analyses have been collapsed. Brackets correspond to paraphyletic lineages. In , both Nymphonidae and Callipallenidae were recovered as polyphyletic. 12S, 12S rRNA; 16S, 16S rRNA; 18S, 18S rRNA; 28S, 28S rRNA; COI, cytochrome c oxidase subunit I; H3, histone H3.

Phylogenomic Resolution of Sea Spider Diversification through Integration of Multiple Data Classes

Mol Biol Evol. 2021 Feb;38(2):686-701.