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. 2013 Feb 4;13:28. doi: 10.1186/1471-2148-13-28

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Individual multiple infection status observed in two French communities of acorn weevils. Five different endosymbionts have been detected in the four Curculio species studied: (Cb) Blue - Candidatus Curculioniphilus buchneri, (Ri) Red -Rickettsia, (Sp) Green-Spiroplasma, (WA) Pink - Wolbachia strain A and (WB) Gray - Wolbachia strain B. The geographical origin and the sex of the weevils are indicated on the left of the figure. The number of individuals tested is shown at the top of each graph. Horizontal reading informs us about the proportion of individuals sharing a given infection status. The prevalence of a given bacteria in a sample (of a given sex, site, species) is obtained by summing vertically the corresponding color.