Partial mitochondrial DNA sequences suggest the existence of a cryptic species within the Leucosphyrus group of the genus Anopheles (Diptera: Culicidae), forest malaria vectors, in northern Vietnam

Table 1 In-group and out-group data available from the International Nucleotide Sequence Database with internal classification of the Leucosphyrus group.

	Accession numbers
Specific name_ID in Sallum et al. [22]	COI	ND6	Haplo-type	Complex	Subgroup
latens _2	DQ897936	DQ899796	23	Leucosphyrus
latens _4	DQ897937	DQ899797	24
leucosphyrus _1	DQ897938	DQ899798	25
leucosphyrus _2	DQ897939	DQ899799	25
balabacensis _1	DQ897940	DQ899800	26
balabacensis _2	DQ897941	DQ899801	27
balabacensis _3	DQ897942	DQ899802	28
dirus _3	DQ897943	DQ899803	29	Dirus	Leucosphyrus
dirus _4	DQ897944	DQ899804	7
dirus _5	DQ897945	DQ899805	7
dirus _6	DQ897946	DQ899806	7
cracens _1	DQ897947	DQ899807	30
cracens _2	DQ897948	DQ899808	31
scanloni _2	DQ897949	DQ899809	32
scanloni _4	DQ897950	DQ899810	33
scanloni _5	DQ897951	DQ899811	34
baimaii _2	DQ897952	DQ899812	6
baimaii _3	DQ897953	DQ899813	7
baimaii _4	DQ897954	DQ899814	7
baimaii _5	DQ897955	DQ899815	35
baimaii _6	DQ897956	DQ899816	36
elegans _1	DQ897957	DQ899817	37
elegans _3	DQ897958	DQ899818	37
nemophilous _1	DQ897959	DQ899819	38
nemophilous _3B	DQ897960	DQ899820	39
nemophilous _4	DQ897961	DQ899821	40
takasagoensis _1	DQ897962	DQ899822	41
takasagoensis _2	DQ897963	DQ899823	41
takasagoensis _3	DQ897964	DQ899824	42
mirans _1	DQ897965	DQ899825	43		Hackeri
mirans _3	DQ897966	DQ899826	44
sulawesi	DQ897967	DQ899827	45
macarthuri _1	DQ897968	DQ899828	46		Riparis
macarthuri _2	DQ897969	DQ899829	47
macarthuri _3	DQ897970	DQ899830	48
macarthuri _5	DQ897971	DQ899831	48
macarthuri _6	DQ897972	DQ899832	48
gambiae	L20934	L20934	49	(Outgroup)
quadrimaculatus A	NC_000875	NC_000875	50
albimanus	AF417695	U35259	51
aquasalis	AF417697	U35260	52

Anopheles gambiae, An. quadrimaculatus A, An. albimanus, and An. aquasalis were assigned into an out-group, and the remaining species, as well as samples obtained in the present study, were assigned into an in-group.

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