In the last section, the template provides: (i) the name of each station included by you; (ii) the percentage of Ecological Groups I and III, after attributing the not assigned taxa to them in proportion to the abundance of the groups I and III in the sample; (iii) the microgAMBI value is calculated for each sample, after the equation MicrogAMBI = ((0 x %EGI) + (6 x %EGIII))/100, with values ranging from 0 to 6 (where 0 represents 100% of sequences assigned to EGI, and 6 represents 100% of sequences assigned to EGIII; also, it is possible to find a value of 7, if no reads are present in the sample); (iv) the ecological status of the sample, using these boundaries between quality classes: 0 < microgAMBI ≤1.2, corresponding to a high ecological status; 1.3 < microgAMBI ≤2.4, to good status, 2.5 < microgAMBI ≤3.6, to moderate status, 3.7 <microgAMBI ≤4.8, to poor status; and 4.9 < microgAMBI ≤6/7 to bad status.