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. 2015 Feb 10;6(1):e02445-14. doi: 10.1128/mBio.02445-14

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FIG 2 — Repeat incidence and diversity in selected alveolate genomes. (A) Incidence of repeats, as defined by RepeatModeler (20), in a selected group of alveolate genomes. While E. tenella is rich in LTR elements, S. neurona is rich in DNA elements. Neither type of element is abundant in other alveolates. (B) Diversity of different repeat families within coccidian genomes. Bar graphs indicate the relative abundance of each repeat class as a function of Kimura divergence from the consensus repeat sequence. Note that DNA elements were not initially detected in the T. gondii genome; however, subsequent searches revealed the presence of DNA elements predicted from the S. neurona genome (indicated in the inset bar chart of S. neurona repeats).