This study enriches mitogenomic resources for Penaeidae and provides new molecular evidence for resolving phylogenetic relationships within Penaeoidea.
The first complete mitogenome of Eurostus validus is reported and indicates that both mutation pressure and natural selection shape codon usage bias, with natural selection playing a dominant role.
Dong-Kai Liu, Chao Xue, Yingyin Gao· Journal of the Entomological...· 0 citations
The intergeneric attraction of Pammene nemorosa to sex pheromone traps targeting the Oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), may compromise the reliability of pest monitoring in apple orchards, yet the evolutionary context of this behavioral overlap remains unclear. Here, we sequenced and...
Jae-in Oh, Kyung Hyun Kim, I. Kim et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Abstract The generic circumscription and taxonomic rank of Thaxterogaster have undergone substantial revisions over time, yet the intrageneric phylogenetic affinities of this genus remain contentious. While mitochondrial genomes are effective molecular markers for phylogenetic analyses, systematic studies based on comp...
Li-Ye Ou, Meng-Le Xie, Yi Li et al.· MycoKeys· 0 citations
The infraorder Tabanomorpha represents a key lineage within the lower Brachycera; however, the phylogenetic placement of several families, including Pelecorhynchidae, remains incompletely resolved owing to the lack of mitogenomic data. In this study, we sequenced and characterized the complete mitochondrial genome of P...
Christian R. González, M. Saldarriaga-Cordoba· PeerJ· 0 citations
Overall, this study uncovers inversion-driven mitochondrial gene rearrangements as a major evolutionary force in Littorinimorpha, expanding genomic resources for Naticidae and refining phylogenetic relationships within this diverse clade.
Xiaoxu Zheng, Ying-Ying Ye, Ji-Ji Li et al.· Genetica· 0 citations
Nucleotide diversity and evolutionary rate analyses across mitogenomes of Oedipodinae revealed pervasive purifying selection acting on all 13 PCGs, which strongly supported M. wagneri as a monophyletic lineage within the subfamily Oedipodinae.