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. 2019 Apr 24;10:907. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.00907

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Copyright © 2019 Stough, Yutin, Chaban, Moniruzzaman, Gann, Pound, Steffen, Black, Koonin, Wilhelm and Short.

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Approximately maximum-likelihood phylogenetic trees of B-family DNA polymerase (polB), A32-like virion packaging ATPase (ATPase), and the major capsid protein (MCP). The polB tree is constructed on protein fragments corresponding to PCR amplicons reported in Mirza et al. (2015). When more than one MCP gene was present in a genome (Mimiviridae), a paralog closest to Phycodnaviridae was chosen for the MCP tree. Node support (aLRT-SH statistic) >50% are shown. Accession numbers for the polB sequences are provided in Supplementary Table 1.