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as a marker in phylogenetic studies. That is, RAG1 sequences are often used to construct phylogenetic trees in order to investigate the relationships between species or higher taxa. Although the selection of RAG1 was somewhat arbitrary, it is one of several universal nuclear protein-coding loci (NPCL) that are applicable across diverse taxa and show good phylogenetic discrimination. For instance, RAG1

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