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Collectively, 260 KLK homologous protein sequences were identified in 26 species, as follows: primates (78), rodentia (57), carnivore (24), insectivore (9), perissodactyla (12), cetartiodactyla (23), chiroptera (12), afrotheria (15), xenarthra (5), metatheria (14), prototheria (5), sauria (3), aves (2), amphibia (1), pisces (0), ascidia (0) and insect (0).

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Marine mammals have 10 to 25 experts nationally, depending of the ocean province, pisces have more than 5 experts, and macroalgae have 10 experts.

In the present study, comparative analysis of codon usage pattern, expression level and influencing factors for MT-ND1 gene from 100 different species each of pisces, aves and mammals were used for CUB analysis.

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From the clade which miRBase still calls pisces (1623 hairpins), the following species' data hairpins were attained: Cyprinus carpio (ccr, 134), Danio rerio (dre, 346), Fugu rubripes (fru, 131), Hippoglossus hippoglossus (hhi, 40), Ictalurus punctatus (ipu, 281), Oryzias latipes (ola, 168), Paralichthys olivaceus (pol, 20), Salmo salar (ssa, 371), and Tetraodon nigroviridis (tni, 132).

Additionally, t-test analysis showed that the MT-ND1 gene has a wide significant discrepancy in codon choices in pisces, aves and mammals.

Fujimura, K. & Okada, N. Development of the embryo, larva and early juvenile of Nile tilapia Oreochromis niloticus (pisces: cichlidae): developmental staging system.

Our result suggests that the gene is AT rich in pisces, aves and mammals and most of the nucleotides significantly differ among them as revealed from t-test.

CUB was not remarkable as reflected by high value of effective number of codons and it also significantly differs among pisces, aves and mammals.

Therefore, it is concluded that air-breathing pisces have evolved independently in many families of bony fish, and were present long before the evolution of terrestrial four-limbed vertebrates (Graham 1997; Hofrichter 2000).