Additional file 1: of Analysis of the coding sequences of clownfish reveals molecular convergence in the evolution of lifespan

Table S1. Clownfish lifespan questionnaire results. Table S2. PosiGene results for positively selected genes on the phylogenetic branch representing the last common ancestor of the clownfishes (genus Amphiprion). Table S3. Enrichment test results of the biological gene ontology processes enriched for positively selected genes. Table S4. Meta analysis using Fisher’s method of positive selection across three analyses of phylogenetic branches on which lifespan changed considerably. Table S5. Meta analysis using Fisher’s method of positive selection across three phylogenetic branches of the Nothobranchius genus on which the lifespan was reduced considerably. Table S6. Meta analysis using Fisher’s method of positive selection across eleven phylogenetic rodent branches on which the lifespan was reduced considerably. Table S7. Genes that were regarded as mitochondrial biogenesis related from five gene ontology terms. Table S8. PosiGene results for positively selected genes on the phylogenetic branch representing Chromis viridis. Table S9. PosiGene results for positively selected genes on the phylogenetic branch representing Cavia porcellus. Table S10. PosiGene results for positively selected genes on the phylogenetic branch representing Aphysemion striatum. Table S11. Meta analysis using Fisher’s method of positive selection across three analyses of phylogenetic branches on which the lifespan did not change considerably. Table S12. Assembly and sequence statistics. Table S13. Samples that were sequenced to create genome/transcriptome assemblies. (XLSX 6532 kb)