DNA Barcoding of Pest Rodents: An Approach in Integrated Rodent Pest Management
DNA Barcoding of Pest Rodents: An Approach in Integrated Rodent Pest Management
R.L. Rengarajan1,2*, G. Archunan1,3, B. Balamuralikrishnan4, I. Peatrise Geofferina5 and A. Vijaya Anand5
Fig. 1.
The geographical location of the study areas in Tamilnadu, India.
Fig. 2.
NJ evolutionary phylogenetic tree constructed based on (K2P) inferred from 604 bp sequence of COI sequence. The analysis involved 18 nucleotide sequences. Philarctus bergrothi were utilized as an outgroup to implant the tree. NJ, Neighbor Joining
Fig. 3.
NJ phylogenetic tree constructed based on (K2P) inferred from COI of B. indica, M. meltada, R. rattus, and T. indica. The bootstrap values are displayed adjacent to the branches. The study included 51 nucleotide sequences. All positions with gaps and missing data were removed. The final dataset contained 614 positions in total. NJ, Neighbor Joining.
