A zinc knuckle gene on the Y chromosome (zkY) determines sex in Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) - Supporting information

S1 File. Atlantic cod gadMor2.1 genome assembly.<br>S2 File. The position and the flanking sequences of the nine sex-specific SNPs on LG11 that is heterozygous in all 49 males and homozygous in all 53 females of Atlantic cod.<br>S3 File. The X-sequence and the Y- sequence, including codzkY, in the gadMor2.1 assembly. <br>S4 File. Oxford nanopore sequences of Atlantic cod that aligned to the X- and Y- sequences in the gadMor2.1 assembly. <br>S5 Table. The position of the eight autosomal gene copies of cod zkY in gadMor2.1 assembly. <br>S6 File. MAFFT alignments of cod zkY and the eight autosomal copies in Atlantic cod. <br>S7 File. MAFFT alignments of the Atlantic cod Y-sequence with other gadoids. <br>S8 File. MAFFT alignments of the Atlantic cod X-sequence with other gadoids. <br>S9 File. 102 samples ids, sex and ENA accession id.<br>S10a and S10b File. The long-range miseq illumina data.<br>