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Fig. 2 Distinct lineages of Streptomyces associate with insect hosts. a A genomic phylogeny constructed from 93 single-copy core bacterial genes is shown to the left with the major clades, Clade I (C–I) and Clade II (C-II), labeled (B = Basal, S = Streptomyces). 16S sequences were mapped to the genomic phylogeny and the distribution of free-living (tan) and insectassociated (blue) strains is shown as both pie and bar charts to the right. Number of total strains is shown to left of pies. b–f A more detailed mapping of 16S sequences onto the genomic tree is shown for clades S01 (b), S06 (c), S07 (d), S08 (e), and S13 (f). g–j 16S phylogenies from sequences mapped to clade S06 (g), S07 (h), S08 (i), and S13 (j)