《Table 3.The partition-specific substitution model.》

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《Mitochondrial genomes of four pierid butterfly species(Lepidoptera: Pieridae) with assessments about Pieridae phylogeny upon multiple mitogenomic datasets》

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The A+T-rich regions of the four mitogenomes are 361，387，362，and 374 bp，respectively，all located between the sr RNA and t RNAMet（Table 2）.The A+T contents of these regions are 91.4%，95.0%，90.9%，and 92.7%，respectively，with their values being the highest among all the mitogenomic genes and noncoding sequences（Fig.1，Table 2）.The case of significantly strong A+T bias of this region in pierids ranging from the Pieris melete（88.0%）to Catopsilia pomona（97.1%）is commonly found in other lepidopterans（Li et al.，2015）.Additionally，these regions of the four mitogenomes also harbor some structures characteristic of lepidopterans（Cao et al.，2016），such as a poly-T stretch upstream of the motif ATAGA，the microsatellite-like elements（TA）n（n=6–10）preceded by the ATTTA motif，etc.（Fig.14）.