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. 2018 Feb 6;8:2506. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-20683-9

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Comparison of genomic loci containing or lacking op12a, op12b, op13a and op13b opsins. (A) Comparison of Bl_Sc0000154 with Bf_scaffold_36 and Bb_scaffold_23 (B) Comparison of B. lanceolatum scaffold containing the op13b gene with the syntenic scaffolds from B. floridae (Bf_scaffold_98) and B. belcheri (Bb_Sc0000263). (C) Comparison of B. lanceolatum scaffolds bearing opsins op13a (Sc0000154) and op13b (Sc0000040). Red and black (complete and partial copies based on the RepBase database) symbols mark the position of simple tandem repeats and various families of transposable elements (TEs) (see key legend for explanation and Supplementary Fig. 4B and C for TE names). Predicted B. floridae gene models are listed in the internal part of the scaffolds.