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To obtain a comprehensive overview on the phylogeny of colobines, the dataset was expanded with further sequences from related taxa deposited at GenBank (Table 2).

With further sequences available, it is clear that the Fss amino acid sequence is homologous in its T-domain to the Tbx6 subfamily, nesting alongside Tbx6 proteins of other teleosts, amphibians, lizard, and mammals (Fig. 1; supplementary material Fig. S1, cladogram of the entire tree; supplementary material Table S1, list of gene accession numbers).

tRNase ZL is thought to have arisen from a tandem gene duplication of tRNase ZS with further sequence divergence.

Further, 5289 (14.2 %) of the unigenes are non over lapping with the genome scaffolds, promising the improvement of genome scaffolds with further sequencing of higher read lengths.

Several clones were completely sequenced with further sequence-specific oligos (see text for details), and these have GenBank accession numbers GQ381295 - GQ381308.

Results were analyzed and sequences aligned by hand using Seqed v. 1.03 (Applied Biosystems), with further sequence editing in preparation for phylogenetic analysis done using MacClade v. 3.05 [ 41].

It has been suggested that tRNase ZL has arisen from the fusion of duplicated tRNase ZS genes with further sequence diversification.

With further sequencing and analysis of GPCRs in other protochordate genomes, it is likely to become clear if these genes are indeed protochordate related diversifications.

The contigs where the sequence was unambiguous were used in conjunction with further sequencing experiments to determine the complete mitochondrial genome sequence of R. fuscipes, extending the work of Robins et al. (2008).

The HAP2 domains of EtHAP2 and PbHAP2 are partially conserved (33% sequence identity), with further sequence identity being observed in the HAP2 domains of CrHAP2 (from the green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii; 27%) [ 48] and a putative TgHAP2 (T. gondii; 42%).

With further sequence searches, we found that these genomes in fact contained hundreds or thousands of copies (TBLASTN hits), revealing the repetitive nature of these sequences and suggesting a TE origin.