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. 2017 Oct 9;8:1924. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2017.01924

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Copyright © 2017 Vicente, Weiss, Bombassaro, Moreno, Costa, Raittz, Leão, Gomes, Bocca, Fornari, de Castro, Sun, Faoro, Tadra-Sfeir, Baura, Balsanelli, Almeida, Dos Santos, Teixeira, Soares Felipe, do Nascimento, Pedrosa, Steffens, Attili-Angelis, Najafzadeh, Queiroz-Telles, Souza and De Hoog.

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Phylogenomic analysis among Fonsecaea sibling species. (A) Phylogenetic tree based on the orthologous gene clusters. The bantiana-clade is indicated by a red line and the carrionii-clade by a blue line. Species names in green boxes are environmental strains, in red boxes agents of chromoblastomycosis and cerebral infection. (B) Gene cluster distribution in Fonsecaea siblings. Clusters of orthologous genes are showed in colors: dark gray core genes; light gray accessory genes, black specific genes. 1. F. monophora CBS 269.37, 2. F. multimorphosa CBS 980.96. 3. F. multimorphosa CBS 102226, 4. F. pedrosoi CBS 271.37, 5. F. nubica CBS 269.64, 6. F. erecta CBS 125763.