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Table 4 Summary of protein-coding gene structures predicted in the previously unannotated whale and dolphin genomes of Zoonomia [38], and in Coix aquatica

From: Galba: genome annotation with miniprot and AUGUSTUS

Species

#Genes

#Transcripts

Mono:Mult

Max exons

#Incomplete

BUSCO C (%)

\(\Delta\)BUSCO C

Balaenoptera bonaerensis

78,621

85,752

1.18

117

19,085

53.0

1.1

Eubalaena japonica

65,123

75,137

1.02

124

10,478

74.1

0.8

Inia geoffrensis

53,435

63,147

0.86

117

8,405

66.0

1.7

Kogia breviceps

72,288

81,084

1.21

160

15,792

65.9

0.2

Phocoena phocoena

56,156

68,654

0.93

158

6,365

85.8

0.1

Platanista gangetica

72,926

80,263

1.13

67

16,080

57.2

1.9

Ziphius cavirostris

75,609

81,048

1.41

77

29,926

38.0

1.9

Coix aquatica

93,399

98,979

1.07

80

102

97.8

0

  1. Number of genes (#Genes), number of transcripts (#Transcripts), number of incompletely predicted transcripts where start- and/or stop-codon are lacking (#Incomplete), Mono:Mult ratio (considering only the first of each possible alternative splicing isoforms of genes with multiple isoforms), the maximum number of exons in a single gene, BUSCO completeness according to vertebrata_odb10, the difference to BUSCO completeness on genome level (\(\Delta\)BUSCO C, defined as the difference of BUSCO C on genome level - BUSCO C in the predicted gene set)