Additional file 1: Table S1. of The complete mitochondrial genomes of two freshwater snails provide new protein-coding gene rearrangement models and phylogenetic implications

Summary of Radix swinhoei and Planorbarius corneus using Illumina sequencing. Table S2. General characteristics of the mitochondrial genomes of various members of pulmonate gastropods. Table S3. Nucleotide composition and AT- and GC-skews of the mitochondrial protein-coding and ribosomal RNA genes in the complete Radix swinhoei mt genome. Table S4. Nucleotide composition and AT- and GC-skews of the mitochondrial protein-coding and ribosomal RNA genes in the complete Planorbarius corneus mt genome. Table S5. Codon usage of Radix swinhoei mitochondrial protein-coding genes. Table S6. Codon usage of Planorbarius corneus mitochondrial protein-coding genes. Figure S1. Comparison of AT and GC skews among the 30 pulmonate species in Table S2. Circles and triangles separately represent AT and GC skews of the complete mitochondrial genomes. Figure S2. Gene specific strand composition of mitochondrial genome in Radix swinhoei and Planorbarius corneus. Figure S3. Graphical summary of nucleotide composition across complete mitochondrial genomes. Figure S4. Percentage of synonymous codon usage for each amino acid in Radix swinhoei and Planorbarius corneus mitochondrial protein-coding genes. Figure S5. Linear comparison of the gene distribution pattern of mitochondrial genomes between Radix swinhoei and Planorbarius corneus. (DOC 1430Â kb