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HTSeq output Gene format unfamiliar

I'm experiencing an unusual output format from htseq I haven't seen previously Instead of just the stable gene-id, I get the stable gene ID plus an underscore and a single numerical digit.

as below: ENSG00000003096.14_4

Does anyone know why this is happening, how I can remove them from the processed samples and how to avoid them in future, as this format does not match my other samples format.

Kind regards, j

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