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. 2016 Aug 10;7:1252. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.01252

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Copyright © 2016 Drewniak, Krawczyk, Mielnicki, Adamska, Sobczak, Lipinski, Burec-Drewniak and Sklodowska.

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Most abundant families found in the analyzed microbial mats. (A) Phylogenetic tree of the most abundant families identified in analyzed metagenomes. The size of tree node represents the abundance of a particular taxon in the analyzed metagenomes. Families with significant differences between analyzed metagenomes are marked with a star. On the outer ring, family abundances are showed as a heatmap. A, Bacteroidaceae; B, Porphyromonadaceae; C, Sphingobacteriaceae; D, Flavobacteriaceae; E, Cytophagaceae; F, Burkholderiaceae; G, Comamonadaceae; H, Rhodocyclaceae; I, Methylophilaceae; J, Hydrogenophilaceae; K, Methylococcaceae; L, Helicobacteraceae; M, Bradyrhizobiaceae; N, Sphingomonadaceae; O, Rhodobacteraceae; P, Geobacteraceae (B) Families differing in abundance between analyzed communities. p-values calculated in STAMP using Welch's test, with no correction used.