The complete mitochondrial genome of the millipede Epanerchodus koreanus Verhoeff, 1937 collected in limestone cave of Korea (Polydesmidae: Polydesmida)

Figures & data

Figure 1. Bayesian inference (1,000,000 generations), maximum-likelihood (10,000 bootstrap repeats), and neighbor-joining (10,000 bootstrap repeats) phylogenetic trees of eleven Diplopoda, and one Symphlya mitochondrial genomes as an out group: Epanerchodus koreanus (MT898420; This study), Asiomorpha coarctata (KU721885; Dong et al. 2016), Xystodesmus sp. (KU721886; Dong et al. 2016), Appalachioria falcifera (NC_021933; Brewer et al. 2013), Anaulaciulus koreanus (NC_034656; Woo HJ et al. 2017), Antrokoreana gracilipes (NC_010221; Woo H-J et al. 2007), Narceus annularus (NC_003343; Lavrov et al. 2002), Brachycybe lecontii (NC_021934; Brewer et al. 2013), Sphaerotheriidae sp. (NC_018361; Dong et al. 2012), Glomeridesmus spelaeus (NC_048473; unpublished), Glomeridesmus spelaeus (MG372113; Nunes et al. 2017), and one Symphlya species, Scutigerella causeyae (NC_008453; Podsiadlowski et al. 2007). Phylogenetic tree was drawn based on bayesian inference phylogenetic tree. The numbers above branches indicated posterior probability value of Bayesian inference, and bootstrap support values of maximum-likelihood and neighbor-joining phylogenetic trees, respectively. Order names were displayed as light gray color and infraclass names were written as gray color. In outgroup, class name was displayed as gray color.

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Data availability statement

Mitochondrial genome sequence can be accessed via accession number MT898420 in NCBI GenBank.