We report the complete mitogenome of the common dolphin, . Overall structure of the 16,387 bp mitogenome was very similar to those of other delphinid species, including the ancient individuals. Multigene phylogeny revealed that was most closely related to Stenella coeruleoalba, and clustered well with other species within the subfamily Delphininae.
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