family · mtDNA statistics

Fringillidae

30 species in 24 genera. Every region of their mitochondrial genomes, side by side.

30
species
45.6%
mean GC, whole genome
SD 0.6, range 44.7–47.7%
16,817
median genome length, bp
Range 15,311–16,840 bp
24
genera

Regions

GC content of each region across Fringillidae, % of A + C + G + T

GC % of every region
Region
Whole genome3045.59%0.610.01344.68%Pinicola enucleator45.58%47.65%Emberiza schoeniclus0.080.69
Protein-coding3046.53%0.720.01545.38%Pinicola enucleator46.53%48.96%Emberiza schoeniclus0.120.53
All rRNA3045.46%0.490.01144.16%Hemignathus munroi45.38%46.57%Emberiza schoeniclus0.030.87
All tRNA3041.31%0.420.01040.52%Chloris chloris41.21%42.44%Emberiza schoeniclus−0.070.72
12S rRNA3047.99%1.540.03240.58%Hemignathus munroi48.26%49.69%Emberiza schoeniclus−0.080.68
16S rRNA3043.87%0.490.01142.89%Acanthis flammea43.84%44.80%Calcarius ornatus0.130.48
D-loop2742.47%0.780.01841.11%Pinicola enucleator42.36%44.36%Calcarius ornatus−0.360.06
ND13045.75%1.520.03343.15%Serinus canaria45.57%49.28%Fringilla montifringilla0.180.34
ND23044.78%1.200.02742.02%Spinus psaltria44.66%47.40%Calcarius ornatus0.060.77
COX13047.34%0.720.01546.16%Pinicola enucleator47.34%48.74%Magumma parva−0.030.87
COX23046.46%1.490.03244.30%Akialoa stejnegeri46.13%51.46%Emberiza schoeniclus0.230.22
ATP83043.89%1.720.03940.48%Melamprosops phaeosoma43.45%48.21%Emberiza schoeniclus0.030.89
ATP63045.28%1.060.02343.27%Pinicola enucleator45.10%48.54%Carpodacus erythrinus0.230.21
COX33048.37%1.050.02246.30%Serinus canaria48.25%50.89%Emberiza schoeniclus−0.010.97
ND33045.38%1.570.03541.60%Melamprosops phaeosoma45.30%49.00%Loxia leucoptera0.130.51
ND4L3048.62%1.460.03045.79%Carpodacus erythrinus48.48%51.85%Emberiza schoeniclus0.180.33
ND43046.41%0.750.01644.92%Spinus spinus46.39%48.33%Emberiza schoeniclus−0.010.98
ND53045.79%0.710.01643.45%Pinicola enucleator45.90%47.14%Emberiza schoeniclus0.110.57
ND63049.06%1.230.02547.21%Serinus canaria48.65%51.83%Pyrrhula pyrrhula−0.200.3
CYTB3047.29%0.940.02045.84%Pinicola enucleator47.33%51.27%Emberiza schoeniclus0.100.61

Genera of Fringillidae

GC content of the whole genome, % of A + C + G + T

Genera of Fringillidae
Spinus344.98%0.250.00644.70%Spinus psaltria45.05%45.18%Spinus pinus––
Fringilla246.25%0.190.00446.11%Fringilla coelebs46.25%46.39%Fringilla montifringilla––
Loxia245.60%0.050.00145.56%Loxia leucoptera45.60%45.63%Loxia curvirostra––
Loxops245.82%0.100.00245.75%Loxops mana45.82%45.89%Loxops coccineus––
Haemorhous245.00%0.330.00744.76%Haemorhous cassinii45.00%45.23%Haemorhous mexicanus––
Carpodacus146.00%––46.00%Carpodacus erythrinus46.00%46.00%Carpodacus erythrinus––
Coccothraustes145.19%––45.19%Coccothraustes coccothraustes45.19%45.19%Coccothraustes coccothraustes––
Hemignathus145.38%––45.38%Hemignathus munroi45.38%45.38%Hemignathus munroi––
Magumma145.88%––45.88%Magumma parva45.88%45.88%Magumma parva––
Himatione145.71%––45.71%Himatione sanguinea45.71%45.71%Himatione sanguinea––
Melamprosops145.34%––45.34%Melamprosops phaeosoma45.34%45.34%Melamprosops phaeosoma––
Pinicola144.68%––44.68%Pinicola enucleator44.68%44.68%Pinicola enucleator––
Pyrrhula145.88%––45.88%Pyrrhula pyrrhula45.88%45.88%Pyrrhula pyrrhula––
Drepanis145.63%––45.63%Drepanis coccinea45.63%45.63%Drepanis coccinea––
Serinus144.91%––44.91%Serinus canaria44.91%44.91%Serinus canaria––

Codon usage

Share of each codon in all 13 protein-coding genes, across Fringillidae

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Every species, region by region

Each region's page lists the value of every species, with the same statistics by class, order or family and a CSV download.

The charts

  • Each chart draws the rows of the table under it, in the table's order: sort a column to reorder the chart.Chart sets its axis.
  • Distribution: the range (line), mean ± SD (bar), median (tick) and mean (dot). Lengths of the regions are on a log scale.
  • Variation: the coefficient of variation, or the SD for the skews, which vary around zero.
  • Lifespan r: r with its 95% confidence interval (Fisher z). Lifespan map: r of every parameter in every region at once, bold where the Benjamini–Hochberg q-value over the map is below 0.05.

What the numbers are

  • Species: species with the region annotated. SD is the sample standard deviation, CV = SD / mean.
  • Base percentages are over A + C + G + T, so GC % + AT % = 100. Skews are on the L strand as deposited in RefSeq: GC skew = (G − C) / (G + C), AT skew = (A − T) / (A + T).
  • Min and Max name the species with the extreme value.

Lifespan columns

r is the Pearson correlation of the parameter with log10 maximum lifespan within the group (5 or more species), and p its two-tailed p-value, as on the original MitoAge. They are not corrected for multiple testing or for shared ancestry: the plot shows Benjamini–Hochberg q-values and phylogenetic contrasts.

The original site labelled the base columns with their complements, so its skews have the opposite sign. Seemethods.