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Microsatellite flanking region similarities among different loci within insect species

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Table 1 presents the estimated proportion of pure micro- micro-satellites in the genome, for each repeat unit length,  calcu-lated from WGS and complete genome data
Figure 1. The proportion of pure microsatellites  for each repeat unit length based on WGS data
Table 2. Number of sequences in each category for each data set
Figure 2. Proportion of grouped sequences  estimated from different type of data. The first  letters of the three-letter codes refer to the genus  the second and the third are the first two letters of  the species names.

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