Structural diversity of silk heavy-chain fibroins across major caddisfly (Trichoptera) clades

H-fibroins are derived from the following assemblies / contigs / region in the contig: <em><strong>Atopsyche davidsoni</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified inGCA_022113835.1 ptg000002l_3,155,108-3,131,411 (reversed)</strong> <em><strong>Glyphotaelius pellucidus</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified in GCA_936435175.1 OW386554.1_10,428,707_10,453,295 (reversed)</strong> <em><strong>Limnephilus lunatus</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified in GCA_917563855.2 OU830602.1_11906961-11876580_rev</strong> <em><strong>Limnephilus marmoratus</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified in GCA_917880885.1_OU862925.1_38798961-38826114</strong> <em><strong>Limnephilus rhombicus</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified in GCA_929108145.1_OV815287.1_14581532-14553630 (reverse)</strong> <em><strong>Micrasema longulum</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified using WhatsHap</strong> <em><strong>Leptonema lineaticorne</strong></em><strong>: h-fibroin identified in ptg12000012l_8,935,677-8,956,217 (reverse)</strong>