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Schematic representation of the proposed gain and loss of stop codons in orf 160 (A) and loss of the start codon in rps4 (B). The cladogram shown is based on Figure 2, with the positions of ST5 and ST10, for which no MRO genome sequence exists, being based on information from SSU rDNA-based trees. Arrows indicate the proposed approximate position of the events under discussion.
