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. 2024 May 23;4(1):vbae075. doi: 10.1093/bioadv/vbae075

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Figure 3. — The human ASFAs give insights into the evolutionary history of humans. We use the conservation degree of the ASFAs to divide them into three groups: ‘prokaryotes’, ‘eukaryotes’, and ‘vertebrates’ (color-coded). Then, we order the ASFAs according to their conservation degree. The horizontal axis displays the conservation degree of the ASFAs. The vertical axis shows the number of ASFAs with a certain conservation degree. Each ASFA is represented in the plot by the number of the axis from which it was obtained.