Erratum: High-quality assemblies for three invasive social wasps from the vespula genus (G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics (2020) 10 (3479-3488) DOI: 10.1534/g3.120.401579)
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posted on 2021-11-02, 20:41 authored by TWR Harrop, J Guhlin, GM McLaughlin, E Permina, P Stockwell, J Gilligan, MF Le Lec, MAM Gruber, O Quinn, M Lovegrove, EJ Duncan, EJ Remnant, J van Eeckhoven, B Graham, RA Knapp, KW Langford, Z Kronenberg, MO Press, SM Eacker, EE Wilson-Rankin, J Purcell, Philip LesterPhilip Lester, PK DeardenIn the originally published version of this manuscript, funding information and disclosures were omitted. The following information should have been included after the Acknowledgments section. Funding This project was supported by Genomics Aotearoa (to PKD) and the Biological Heritage National Science Challenge (to PJL) both funded by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (Hı¯kina Whakatutuki), Government of New Zealand, as well as US National Science Foundation Grant #1655963 and UC Riverside Seed Grant to JP and EWR; Dovetail Genomics Matching Funds Grant to JP. Availability of data and materials Raw reads are hosted in the NCBI Sequence Read Archive under accession PRJNA643352. The version of the assemblies and annotations described in this paper is hosted on Zenodo under DOI 10.5281/zenodo.4001020. The genomes and annotations have also been uploaded to GenBank under accessions JACSDY000000000 (Vespula pensylvanica), JACSDZ000000000 (Vespula germanica) and JACSEA000000000 (Vespula vulgaris). The annotations used in this paper and the annotations hosted by GenBank differ because records were removed to pass NCBI validation. Authors' contributions PJL and PKD conceived and designed the project. All authors aided in obtaining and analysing the genomic data. PJL, PKD, TWRH, JG, EJR and EJD wrote the manuscript draft, and all authors participated in the revision of the final version. All authors read and approved the final manuscript. Ethics approval and consent to participate Common wasps (V. vulgaris) were collected under the permit National Authorisation Number 38337-RES from the Department of Conservation in New Zealand. Samples of other wasps were collected from private land where no permit was required. No other ethical approval was required. Competing interests The authors declare that they have no competing interests. The above information has now been updated in the online article.
