CO1-haplotype frequencies of long-spined sea urchin (Diadema setosum) from the Indo-Malay archipelago

Amplicons were sequenced according to the Sanger protocol. Sequence chromatograms were verified under Chromas v. 2.6.5 (Technelysium, Brisbane, Australia). All nucleotide sequences were deposited in GenBank (Clark et al. 2016) and allocated accession numbers OP310072 to OP310789.

Nucleotide sequences were aligned using the ClustalW algorithm implemented in MegaX v. 10.0.4 (Kumar et al. 2018). DESCRIPTION OF DATASET FILE1 is a table in .tsv format, containing the sampling details of Diadema setosum in the Indo-Malay archipelago. The contents of the columns are the following: “Sequence_ID”: a unique identifier for each nucleotide sequence (see legend to File 2); “Organism”: here, Diadema setosum; “Isolate”: unique identifier given to the DNA extract, identical to the sequence identifier; “Location”: information is inserted in inverted commas and includes country, oceanic region, and precise name of sampling site; “lat_lon”: latitude, followed by longitude, both in decimal degrees; “Sampling_date”: three-letter or four-letter abbreviation for month, followed by year; “GenBank_no”: GenBank accession number (two letters immediately followed by six digits).

FILE2 is in FASTA (.txt) format. It contains the alignment of nucleotide sequences of 718 Diadema setosum individuals from the Indo-Malay archipelago, over 1157-nucleotide long portion of the CO1 gene. Sequence labels, each preceded by a greater-than sign (“>”) and ended by a line break, were constructed as following: identifier of individual (e.g., “SBD-1”), followed by abbreviation of sampling site (“Sa1”), followed by haplotype identifier (“H1”).

The line that follows each sequence label is the nucleotide sequence under that label. FILE3, in .tsv format, is a table containing haplotype frequencies by sample. The first line is the headings of the columns; abbreviations for samples are as in File 1.

The following 259 lines contain the numbers of haplotypes by sample. Haplotypes are identified by the same identifiers (“Haplotype_ID”) as those used for individual labels in File 1. The last line of the table contains the sums of each column, equal to sample sizes.

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