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. 2018 May 3;8:6998. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-25450-4

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Microbiota composition (%) at the genus level depending on host origin, gender and Wolbachia infection. The sequencing data from five different tissues were merged in order to obtain a representative profile for each sample type. The most abundant bacterial genera are specified in the legend, their order corresponding to the order of taxa in the barplots from top to bottom. (a) represents the complete bacterial community including Wolbachia and three other highly abundant terrestrial isopod symbionts (i.e. Hepatoplasma, Hepatincola, Rickettsiella, highlighted in bold in the legend). These highly abundant taxa were removed in (b) in order to obtain a less skewed representation of the rarer taxa.