While the final P. zelicaon assembly is somewhat larger (18.5 Mbp), differences in assembly size between assemblers and parameter sets were similar to those seen for E. propertius.
These include assembly size (in base pairs), percentage of reads assembled into contigs, and counts of contigs and singletons.
The total assembly size of the genome of S. scitamineum is 19.8 Mb which was assembled into 321 contigs and 58 scaffolds (Table 1).
The total assembly size of the W. ichthyophaga genome is 9.6 Mb, and it is assembled into 101 contigs and 82 scaffolds (Table 1).
Increases in assembly size are influenced by population growth and the effective number of parties.
We find a strong connection between population and assembly size when these assemblies are originally designed.
As the original genome assembly size was ~373 Mbp, a total of ~321 Mbp could be evaluated for sequencing errors.
The seat share of the largest party, in turn, is constrained by the interaction of assembly size and electoral district magnitude in the following way.
The total assembly size smoothly asymptotes below 1.80 Mb, indicating that the N. limnia assembly represents an essentially complete genome at 1.77 Mb.
The total transcriptome assembly size was ∼121 Mb.
k-mer analysis to predict assembly size of P. lilacinum.
