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A draft genome for a species of Halicephalobus (Panagrolaimidae).


ABSTRACT: Halicephalobus is a clade of small, exclusively parthenogenic nematodes that have sometimes colonized remarkable habitats. Given their phylogenetic closeness to other parthenogenic panagrolaimid species with which they likely share a sexually reproducing ancestor, Halicephalobus species provide a point of comparison for parallelisms in the evolution of asexuality. Here, we present a draft genome of a putatively new species of Halicephalobus isolated from termites in Japan.Halicephalobus is a clade of small, exclusively parthenogenic nematodes that have sometimes colonized remarkable habitats. Given their phylogenetic closeness to other parthenogenic panagrolaimid species with which they likely share a sexually reproducing ancestor, Halicephalobus species provide a point of comparison for parallelisms in the evolution of asexuality. Here, we present a draft genome of a putatively new species of Halicephalobus isolated from termites in Japan.

SUBMITTER: Ragsdale EJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6909384 | biostudies-literature | 2019

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A draft genome for a species of <i>Halicephalobus</i> (Panagrolaimidae).

Ragsdale Erik J EJ   Koutsovoulos Georgios G   Biddle Joseph F JF  

Journal of nematology 20190101


<i>Halicephalobus</i> is a clade of small, exclusively parthenogenic nematodes that have sometimes colonized remarkable habitats. Given their phylogenetic closeness to other parthenogenic panagrolaimid species with which they likely share a sexually reproducing ancestor, <i>Halicephalobus</i> species provide a point of comparison for parallelisms in the evolution of asexuality. Here, we present a draft genome of a putatively new species of <i>Halicephalobus</i> isolated from termites in Japan.<i  ...[more]

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