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. 2007 Sep 26;8(12):1708–1721. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0854.2007.00646.x

Figure 2. A Bayesian phylogeny for the DHC sequences from 24 diverse eukaryotes.

Figure 2

Prefixes: Caeel, Caenorhabditis elegans; Chlre, C. reinhardtii; Crypa, C. parvum; Dicdi, D. discoideum; Drome, D. melanogaster; Giala, G. lamblia; Homsa, H. sapiens; Leima, L. major; Ostlu, O. lucimarinus; Phatr, P. tricornutum; Physo, P. sojae; Plafa, P. falciparum; Sacce, S. cerevisiae; Schpo, S. pombe; Takru, T. rubripes; Tetth, T. thermophila; Thaps, T. pseudonana; Toxgo, T. gondii; Trybr, T. brucei. (No DHC: A. thaliana, C. merolae, E. histolytica, O. sativa and P. trichocarpa). For display, the tree has been rooted by bisecting the longest internal branch,although the true position of the root is unknown. Topology support for selected nodes is indicated (Bayesian partial bootstraps/ML/NJ/MP). Bootstrap values give a conservative estimate of the confidence that a particular group of sequences are monophyletic (94). Generally, groups with >90% bootstrap support were considered to be well supported and those with >70% bootstrap support to have some support. Italicized grey values give clade support, excluding the similarly highlighted sequences. Bootstrap values for all nodes from all four inference methods are given in File S3. Cyto 1, cytoplasmic dynein 1; Cyto 2, cytoplasmic dynein 2.