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(Akashi et al. “Molecular evolution in the Drosophila melanogaster species subgroup…”)
Supplemental Table 1. Sources of sequence data for coding regions
Supplemental Table 2. Phylogenetic analysis of the D. melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 3. Sources of intron sequence data
Supplemental Table 4. Unpreferred and preferred silent changes among lineages in the D.
melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 5. Unpreferred and preferred silent changes among synonymous families
and lineages in the D. melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 6. Silent changes affecting GC content among lineages in the D.
melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 7. Intron changes affecting GC content among lineages in the D.
melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 8. Replacement changes affecting GC content among lineages in the D.
melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 9. Intron size variation in the D. melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Table 10. Rate variation in silent and protein evolution in the D. melanogaster
subgroup
Supplemental Table 11. Polymorphic and fixed changes in the D. melanogaster subgroup
Supplemental Figure 1. Non-stationary silent divergence
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