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Rank--frequency distributions of nucleotide sequences in mitochondrial DNAare defined in a way analogous to the linguistic approach, with thehighest-frequent nucleobase serving as a whitespace. For such sequences,entropy and mean length are calculated. These parameters are shown todiscriminate the species of the Felidae (cats) and Ursidae(bears) families. From purely numerical values we are able to see in particularthat giant pandas are bears while koalas are not. The observed linear relationbetween the parameters is explained using a simple probabilistic model. Theapproach based on the nonadditive generalization of the Bose-distribution isused to analyze the frequency spectra of the nucleotide sequences. In thiscase, the separation of families is not very sharp. Nevertheless, thedistributions for Felidae have on average longer tails comparing toUrsidae.

Telling apart Felidae and Ursidae from the distribution of nucleotides in mitochondrial DNA