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. 2016 Dec 20;7:2017. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.02017

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Copyright © 2016 Johnson, Beaudoin, Laza-Martinez, Dyhrman, Fensin, Lin, Merculief, Nagai, Pompeu, Setälä and Stoecker.

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A maximum likelihood phylogeny of cryptophytes using partial plastid LSU RuBisCO gene (rbcL) sequences from 10 global locations: the Baltic Sea (GF-LL3a, GF-XVI, TV), Barents Sea (Bar-M4), California Current (CC), St George Island (SGI) harbor, coastal Chile (CL), coastal Brazil (BR), Long Island Sound (LIS), and coastal North Carolina (NC). Red text refers to genotypes dominating bloom samples and numbers in parentheses refer to the number of clones representing a genotype. Major cryptophyte clades are boxed by color: TPG: Teleaulax/Plagioselmis/Geminigera group; Falc: Falcomonas-like species; CH: Chroomonas/Hemiselmis group; Rho: Rhodomonas-like cryptophytes; GH: Guillardia/Hanusia group; Urg: Urgorri-like cryptophytes.