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Complete mitochondrial DNA sequence data have played a significant role in phylogenetic and evolutionary studies of scleractinian corals. In this study, the complete mitogenome of    Psammocora   profundacella    Gardiner, 1898, collected from Guangdong Province, China, was sequenced by next-generation sequencing for the first time.    Psammocora   profundacella    is the first species for which a mitogenome has been sequenced in the family   Psammocoridae  . The length of its assembled mitogenome sequence was 16,274 bp, including 13 protein-coding genes, two tRNAs and two rRNAs. Its gene content and gene order were consistent with the other   Scleractinia   species. All genes were encoded on the H strand and the GC content of the mitochondrial genome was 30.49%. Gene content and order were consistent with the other   Scleractinia   species. Based on 13 protein-coding genes, Maximum Likelihood phylogenetic analysis showed that    P.   profundacella    belongs to the “Robust” clade. Mitochondrial genome data provide important molecular information for understanding the phylogeny of stony corals. More variable markers and additional species should be sequenced to confirm the evolutionary relationships of   Scleractinia   in the future.

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Complete mitochondrial DNA sequence of the    Psammocora   profundacella    (  Scleractinia  ,   Psammocoridae  ): mitogenome characterisation and phylogenetic implications