Does anybody know the genome (genetic code) of butterfly?

I would imagine that nobody knows the entire genome of a butterfly, as genomes tend to be very, very, very long. But just know that it will contain the letters (representing nucleotides) A, T, G, and C in a very long sequence.

I hope that helps!

Yes, butterflies have genomes like all other living organisms. The genome of a butterfly typically consists of the complete set of genetic material (DNA) that determines its traits and characteristics. The specific genome sequence varies depending on the species of butterfly. Scientists have sequenced the genomes of several butterfly species, including the well-studied monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) and the butterfly species Heliconius melpomene and Heliconius erato, among others. These genome sequencing efforts provide valuable insights into butterfly biology, evolution, and adaptation.