Order

Perciformes

220 species in 53 families. Maximum lifespan ranges from 10 months (Sea stickleback) to 205 years (Rougheye rockfish).

Species
220
with a complete mtDNA
Lifespan range
10 mo–205 yr
Longest: Rougheye rockfish
Median GC
45.6%
Range 38.1–49.2%
Families
53
Largest: Sebastidae (45)

Overview

The Perciformes tree

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Outer ring: Maximum lifespan, log scale

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Where Perciformes sit among 2,335 species

Whole-genome GC content against maximum lifespan. Hover or tap a point; select it again to open the species.

10203040501 yr10 yr100 yrMaximum lifespan, log scaleGC %
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What tracks lifespan in Perciformes

Top 10 of 205 mtDNA features by |ρ| · 81 with q < 0.05
mtDNA features most correlated with log10 maximum lifespan in Perciformes (n = 208)
FeaturenrρqPIC rPartial r
Arg (R) frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of sense codons)Amino acid208+0.38+0.447.5×10⁻⁷ (significant)−0.04+0.33
UCA codon frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of codons)Codon208+0.37+0.438.4×10⁻⁷ (significant)−0.02+0.53
His (H) frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of sense codons)Amino acid208−0.34−0.421.1×10⁻⁵ (significant)−0.04−0.49
GC skew of 12S rRNAStrand skew208−0.33−0.411.8×10⁻⁵ (significant)−0.01−0.47
UGG codon frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of codons)Codon208−0.27−0.405.6×10⁻⁴ (significant)−0.09−0.18
Leu (L) frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of sense codons)Amino acid208+0.36+0.401.7×10⁻⁶ (significant)+0.14+0.35
UGA codon frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of codons)Codon208+0.27+0.405.6×10⁻⁴ (significant)+0.09+0.17
CCU codon frequency in all protein-coding genes (% of codons)Codon208−0.40−0.402.6×10⁻⁷ (significant)+0.03−0.27
AT skew of ATP6Strand skew208+0.39+0.403.0×10⁻⁷ (significant)−0.01+0.14
AT skew of COX1Strand skew208+0.29+0.391.9×10⁻⁴ (significant)−0.04−0.02

Lifespan is log10-transformed. r is the Pearson and ρ the Spearman rank correlation across species. q corrects the p-value for testing 205 features at once (Benjamini–Hochberg); green marks q < 0.05.

PIC r uses phylogenetically independent contrasts, so related species do not count as independent evidence. Partial r holds log10 body mass constant, because big animals live longer. Bold values have p < 0.05. Select a feature to plot it against lifespan.

Species in Perciformes

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20 species

Species in Perciformes
Sebastes aleutianusRougheye rockfishSebastidae205 yr16,977 bp45.59%
Sebastes ruberrimusRasphead rockfishSebastidae118 yr17,067 bp44.86%
Sebastes nigrocinctusTiger rockfishSebastidae116 yr16,922 bp45.33%
Sebastolobus alascanusShortspine thornyheadSebastidae115 yr16,495 bp46.28%
Sebastes babcockiRedbanded rockfishSebastidae106 yr17,062 bp44.88%
Sebastes alutusPacific ocean perchSebastidae100 yr17,617 bp44.69%
Sebastes reediYellowmouth rockfishSebastidae99 yr17,242 bp44.95%
Sebastes maligerQuillback rockfishSebastidae90 yr16,403 bp45.64%
Sebastes melanostomusBlackgill rockfishSebastidae90 yr17,346 bp45.10%
Sebastes helvomaculatusRosethorn rockfishSebastidae87 yr17,062 bp44.91%
Sebastes diploproaSplitnose rockfishSebastidae84 yr17,728 bp44.79%
Sebastes pinnigerCanary rockfishSebastidae84 yr17,020 bp45.08%
Sebastes brevispinisSilvergray rockfishSebastidae82 yr17,617 bp44.93%
Sebastes nebulosusChina rockfishSebastidae79 yr17,313 bp45.15%
Sebastes ciliatusDusky rockfishSebastidae67 yr16,400 bp45.53%
Sebastes crameriDarkblotched rockfishSebastidae66 yr17,241 bp44.99%
Sebastes flavidusYellowtail rockfishSebastidae64 yr17,062 bp44.78%
Sebastes entomelasWidow rockfishSebastidae60 yr17,063 bp44.85%
Sebastes norvegicusGolden redfishSebastidae60 yr16,401 bp45.59%
Serranus scribaPainted comberSerranidae60 yr16,512 bp43.86%