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. 2015 Dec 17;6:1414. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2015.01414

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Copyright © 2015 Gittel, Donhauser, Røy, Girguis, Jørgensen and Kjeldsen.

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Phylogeny of partial MasD/AssA-like amino acid sequences retrieved from seepage and non-seepage sediments. Operational taxonomic units (OTUs) were defined at a sequence cut-off of 90% amino acid sequence identity. In red: OTUs recovered only from seepage sites; in blue: OTUs recovered only from pristine sites. OTU3 (green) was exclusively recovered from MV enrichments. In black and bold: OTUs that were present in both seepage and pristine sediments. In parentheses: number of sequences per OTU and protein accession numbers. Pie charts show the relative abundance of sequences per OTU (>3 sequences/OTU) retrieved from seepage (red) and pristine (blue) sediments. Clusters I-VI were defined as sharing 75% amino acid sequence identity (in brackets: relative abundance). Circles on nodes indicate bootstrap values according to the legend.