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. 2016 Sep 14;283(1838):20161346. doi: 10.1098/rspb.2016.1346

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Figure 2. — Maximum-likelihood (ML) phylogeny of cephalopod opsins. (a) The tree constructed using 12 species with the full-length opsin transcripts. (b) The tree constructed using 28 partial opsin transcripts. Both opsin trees showed that a close relationship exists between oegopsid and sepiolid opsins despite their spectral sensitivity differentiating by more than 10 nm. Asterisk next to species name indicates the full-length opsin sequence; n next to species name indicates no available λ_max values; closed diamonds indicate λ_max obtained from MSP or the adjusted ESP values; open diamonds indicate the predictions of λ_max values by simply averaging available λ_max data from their relatives. The bootstrap values are shown in front of the branch nodes.