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The complete mitochondrial genome of olive barb, Systomus sarana sarana (Hamilton, 1822) and its phylogenetic status.

ABSTRACT: Systomus sarana sarana, commonly known as olive barb, is an important food and ornamental fish species with wide distribution in South Asia. Here, the complete mitogenome was sequenced on HiSeq 2500. With 16,590 nucleotides, the base composition was 32.9% (A), 26% (C), 15.4% (G) and 25.7% (T), comparable with other carps. The clustering pattern depicted the monophyly of S. sarana sarana with sister cyprinids.

SUBMITTER: Biswal JR

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7800531 | biostudies-literature |

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