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Data from New collagen peptide markers from New Guinea fauna: Identifying archaeological bone in the tropics

ABSTRACT: Raw MS/MS files for new collagen peptide markers from New Guinea fauna. Markers developed using Byonic v.5.8.24 (Protein Metric Inc.).

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive HF

ORGANISM(S): Phalanger Carmelitae (ncbitaxon:38623) Rattus Exulans (ncbitaxon:34854) Phalanger Orientalis (ncbitaxon:42473) Dobsonia Moluccensis (ncbitaxon:42147) Uromys Anak (ncbitaxon:442622) Thylogale Brunii (ncbitaxon:65618) Dorcopsis Hageni (ncbitaxon:926694) Mallomys Rothschildi (ncbitaxon:442581) Echymipera Kalubu (ncbitaxon:42733) Rattus Praetor (ncbitaxon:349711) Phalanger Gymnotis (ncbitaxon:65615) Dorcopsis Muelleri Casuarius (ncbitaxon:8786) Zaglossus Bruijni (ncbitaxon:33543) Dendrolagus Goodfellowi (ncbitaxon:69260) Thylogale Billardierii (ncbitaxon:9327) Peroryctes Broadbenti (ncbitaxon:1031279) Thylogale (ncbitaxon:9326) Phalanger Vestitus (ncbitaxon:175809) Dorcopsulus (ncbitaxon:69269) Pseudochirulus Forbesi (ncbitaxon:65616) Spilocuscus Maculatus (ncbitaxon:175810) Phalanger Sericeus (ncbitaxon:175808) Pseudochirops Cupreus (ncbitaxon:37702)

SUBMITTER: Annette Oertle

PROVIDER: MSV000097830 | MassIVE | Thu May 08 06:54:00 BST 2025

SECONDARY ACCESSION(S): PXD063766

REPOSITORIES: MassIVE

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