I have one mitochondrial protein-coding gene (full Cytochrome b, 1140bp) and one non-coding region (D-loop, 436bp). I'm trying to find the best partitioning scheme within the dataset, based on "gene partition+codon position partition".
How can define one data block for this dataset in PartitionFinder?
Which data block is correct?
1)
## ALIGNMENT FILE ##
alignment = allseq.phy;
## BRANCHLENGTHS: linked | unlinked ##
branchlengths = linked;
## MODELS OF EVOLUTION (e.g. GTR): all | raxml | mrbayes | <list> ##
models = all;
# MODEL SELECCTION: AIC | AICc | BIC #
model_selection = BIC;
## DATA BLOCKS: see manual for how to define ##
[data_blocks]
Gene1_codon1 = 1-1140\3;
Gene1_codon2 = 2-1140\3;
Gene1_codon3 = 3-1140\3;
Gene2 = 1141-1576;
## SCHEMES, search: all | user | greedy | rcluster | scluster ##
[schemes]
search = all;
or,
2)
## ALIGNMENT FILE ##
alignment = allseq.phy;
## BRANCHLENGTHS: linked | unlinked ##
branchlengths = linked;
## MODELS OF EVOLUTION (e.g. GTR): all | raxml | mrbayes | <list> ##
models = all;
# MODEL SELECCTION: AIC | AICc | BIC #
model_selection = BIC;
## DATA BLOCKS: see manual for how to define ##
[data_blocks]
Gene1 = 1-1140;
Gene1_codon1 = 1141-2280\3;
Gene1_codon2 = 1142-2280\3;
Gene1_codon3 = 1143-2280\3;
Gene2 = 2280-2716;
## SCHEMES, search: all | user | greedy | rcluster | scluster ##
[schemes]
search = all;
However, I have run PrtitionFinder for the first data block and resulted in the following best scheme:
Subset | Best Model | Subset Sites
1 | K80 | 380
2 | HKY | 380
3 | HKY | 380
4 |
K80+I+G |
436
Thanks in advance
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