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Table 7 Comparative analysis for each vertebrate group of the 5' and 3'-ends of Rag1

From: Base composition, selection, and phylogenetic significance of indels in the recombination activating gene-1 in vertebrates

 

Variables

t

df

p-value

Amphibia

Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances

17.4

3

0.0004137*

 

Number of variable sites

3.4447

3

0.04110*

Aves

Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances

5.7446

3

0.01048*

 

Number of variable sites

3.1192

3

0.05251

Crocodylia

Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances

-

-

-

 

Number of variable sites

5.1962

3

0.01385*

Lepidosauria

Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances

4.8414

3

0.01681*

 

Number of variable sites

3.1114

3

0.05283

Mammalia

Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances

6.6541

3

0.006918*

 

Number of variable sites

2.9613

3

0.05948

Testudines

Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances

9

3

0.002896

 

Number of variable sites

2.5062

3

0.08723

  1. Comparative analysis within each vertebrate lineage of the two parts of Rag1, 5' and 3'-ends. For each vertebrate lineage average Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances, and average number of variable nucleotide sites within group have been used for the analysis. Tamura-Nei nucleotide distances cannot be compared for Crocodylia as data are essentially constant between the two parts of the gene. Number of sequences used for each monophyletic vertebrate lineage: Amphibia = 7; Aves = 119; Crocodylia = 13; Lepidosauria = 80; Mammalia = 37; Testudines = 24. "df" indicates the degree of freedom. * indicates the significant p-value (p < 0.05).