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. 2015 Jul 14;39(5):764–778. doi: 10.1093/femsre/fuv031

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Figure 4. — A maximum likelihood tree of 60 Zaire ebolavirus genomes. The tree was produced with the GTR + G model rooted by a clade of the 1976 outbreaks. All isolates were of human origin, with the exception of two isolates from the 1976 outbreak (AF499101 was mouse adapted, EU224440 was from a Guinea pig). The asterisk identifies the DRC 2014 isolate within a clade of 1994–1996 isolates from Gabon. The numbers on the major internal branches represent bootstrap support (%) out of 100 replicates. Abbreviations: DRC, Democratic Republic of Congo; GAB, Gabon; GIN, Guinea; SLE, Sierra Leone.