IFFO1
Orthologs

Genus/Species
Common Name
Divergence from Human (MYA)
Length (aa)
Similarity
Identity
NCBI Accession
Homo sapiens
Human
N/A
570
100%
100%
XP_006719036.1
Mus musculus
Mouse
92.3
563
93%
95%
XP_006506337.2
Lipotes vexillifer
Baiji dolphin
94.2
573
92%
95%
XP_007469487.1
Loxodonta africana
African bush elephant
98.7
574
94%
96%
XP_003410688.1
Chrysemys picta bellii
Painted turtle
296
557
78%
84%
XP_005291351.1
Pseudopodoces humilis
Ground tit
296
531
76%
81%
XP_005523902.1
Python bivittatus
Burmese python
296
570
75%
82%
XP_007429680.1
Haliaeetus leucocephalus
Bald eagle
296
537
74%
79%
XP_010565842.1
Rana catesbeiana
American bull frog
371.2
511
25%
44%
BAB63946.1
Ambystoma mexicanum
Axolotl
371.2
372
24%
42%
AFN68290.1
Notophthalmus viridescens
Eastern newt
371.2
496
23%
45%
CAA04656.1
Danio Rerio
Zebra fish
400.1
640
62%
71%
XP_690165.5
Poecilia formosa
Amazon molly
400.1
640
57%
65%
XP_007550181.1
Callorhinchus milii
Australian ghostshark
462.5
512
62%
73%
XP_007896103.1

Question: How long ago did the IFFO1 gene in the Australian ghostshark diverge from humans?
Answer: The most distant ortholog was found to be in the Australian ghostshark, IFFO1 gene, which diverged from humans 462.5 million years ago.