Data from: Sequence capture versus restriction site associated DNA sequencing for shallow systematics
Date Published: May 9, 2016
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.604b8.2
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Title | UCE and Exon Alignments from 40 Neotropical Birds |
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Description | Alignments of 2,416 loci from 40 species of Neotropical birds. For each species at each alignment, a single sample was selected from a population-level dataset. |
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Title | Supplemental Methods, Figures, and Tables |
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Description | Additional information on methods and results of analyses of sequence capture and RAD-Seq datasets from Xenops minutus. |
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Title | Raw reads from sequence capture with 8 *Xenops minutus* samples |
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Description | Illumina reads from sequence capture of 1,358 ultraconserved element (UCE) loci in 4 *X. minutus* samples from either side of the Andes. Tissue numbers corresponding to those used in the Table S1 and barcodes are provided in the filename for each sample. |
Download | Xenops_SeqCap_reads.zip (8.970 Gb) |
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Title | Raw reads from RAD-Seq with 8 *Xenops minutus* samples |
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Description | Illumina reads from genotyping by sequencing (a RAD-Seq method) using the enzyme PstI in 4 *X. minutus* samples from either side of the Andes. Tissue numbers corresponding to those used in the Table S1 and barcodes are provided in the filename for each sample. |
Download | Xenops_RADseq_reads.zip (1.566 Gb) |
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