Correction: The genome sequence of the ground tit Pseudopodoces humilis provides insights into its adaptation to high altitude

نویسندگان

  • Qingle Cai
  • Xiaoju Qian
  • Yongshan Lang
  • Yadan Luo
  • Jiaohui Xu
  • Shengkai Pan
  • Yuanyuan Hui
  • Caiyun Gou
  • Yue Cai
  • Meirong Hao
  • Jinyang Zhao
  • Songbo Wang
  • Zhaobao Wang
  • Xinming Zhang
  • Rongjun He
  • Jinchao Liu
  • Longhai Luo
  • Yingrui Li
  • Jun Wang
چکیده

1. Fumin Lei is no longer listed as an author of this article. Instead, his helpful input is noted in the acknowledgements section. 2. The provisional version of this article mistakenly stated that zebra finch belongs to the Paridae family. We have now corrected this error to reflect the classification of this species to the Estrildidae family. 3. In the abstract of the provisional version of the article we stated that the phylogeny of the ground tit was confirmed as belonging to the Paridae family. We have now re-phrased this sentence to say that ground tit phylogeny was confirmed as not belonging to the Corvidae family. 4. In the conclusions of the provisional version of the article we stated that the phylogeny of the ground tit was confirmed as not belonging to the Corvidae family but to the Paridae family. We have now re-phrased this conclusion to say that ground tit phylogeny was confirmed as not belonging to the Corvidae family.

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دوره 15  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2014