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FIGURE 3 in Global genetic homogeneity in the deep-sea foraminiferan Epistominella exigua (Rotaliida: Pseudoparrellidae)*
FIGURE 3. ITS sequences network performed by TCS software: schema of genetic relationships between each haplotype (1 node represents a difference of 1 nucleotide or indel). Geographic origin of haplotypes is indicated by the color of the boxes: yellow for Pacific, red for Antarctic, blue for Arctic and green for North Atlantic.
FIGURE 2 in Global genetic homogeneity in the deep-sea foraminiferan Epistominella exigua (Rotaliida: Pseudoparrellidae)*
FIGURE 2. In Background. Map with position of Epistominella exigua sampling sites (red anchors for Antarctic, green for Atlantic, blue for Arctic and yellow for Pacific). In Foreground. E. exigua ITS rDNA sequence divergences. Minimum and maximum values of divergences within each geographic population (DiP) as well as maximum values of intraspecimen divergences (DiS) are indicated in color according the sampling sites. Minimum and maximum values of divergences between each geographic population (DIP) are indicated above black arrows. Inset. Epistominella exigua specimen collected off Japan.
FIGURE 1 in Global genetic homogeneity in the deep-sea foraminiferan Epistominella exigua (Rotaliida: Pseudoparrellidae)*
FIGURE 1. Phylogenetic tree inferred from SSU rDNA sequences showing the position of E. exigua among other Epistominella species and the lack of differentiation between populations of E, exigua from different regions. This tree has been obtained using the ML method with 1000 bootstrap replicates. The support values at internal nodes correspond to ML (left) and Bayesian (right) analyses. Only values over 50% were indicated. Within the genus Epistominella, first letters of the Epistominella sequence names indicate their geographical origin (ARK: Arctic, WED: Weddell Sea, ATL: North Atlantic, P: Pacific, McM: Mc Murdo Sound, USH: Ushuaia, KG: King George Island) and colour indicates a range of depths (purple: 0-200 m; green: 200–1200 m; dark blue:>1200 m). New sequences are indicated by a star (*).
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