RNAseq data of Australian and New Zealand sea anemones

Transcriptomic data of Actiniaria species (sea anemones) for the purpose of exploring fundamental evolutionary, ecological and physiological questions.
The Disclosure Notices (Attribution Incomplete and Biocultural Notice) are attached to these specimens and these data to acknowledge that they have incomplete or missing attribution, and in recognition of the rights of Indigenous communities to define the use of these specimens and data associated with them. At the time of collection (2017), permissions were sought from relevant government authorities, but prior and informed consent was not gained from relevant Indigenous communities. We invite relevant Indigenous communities to connect with these data.
Collections were made in Great Barrier Reef (coastal Cairns) and at Point Arkwright (Queensland) for Australian species, and at Hatfields Beach (Auckland) for New Zealand species.
Total RNA used to generate transcriptomes from whole tissue.

Hayden Smith
h34.smith@hdr.qut.edu.au

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NCBI accession: PRJNA507679

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