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Journal of HeredityGenomicsPeer-reviewed journal article

A chromosome-level reference genome of the largest cervid species - the European moose (Alces alces; Linnaeus, 1758)

Ole K. TørreseniD, Atle MysterudiD, Morten SkageiD, Bram DanneelsiD, Marius A. StrandiD, Giada FerrariiD, Ave Tooming‐KlunderudiD, Kjetill S. JakobseniD

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Abstract

We describe a chromosome-level, haplotype-resolved genome assembly from a male European moose (Alces alces alces). The assembly comprises two pseudo-haplotypes of 3,148 Mb and 3,112 Mb, with sex chromosomes in haplotype one, and 33 autosomes in each haplotype (68 in total). Assembly completeness is high (BUSCO 98.3% and 95.7%), with 21,496 and 20,498 annotated protein-coding genes for haplotypes one and two, respectively. This genome assembly is the most complete so far generated for European moose.

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