Orthologs prediction from mitogenomes ?

Hi,

Currently studying the evolution of fishes using the whole genome data.

Is it a good practice to infer the species tree based on mitogenome orthologs?

when their is a genome data available.

From the whole genome data, I extracted the mitogenomes, very much interested in understanding the genes under selection at single locus level.

Suggestions please.

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written 4.3 years ago by sunnykevin97

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