Fig. 2.

Angiostrongylus cantonensis from Sydney, Australia (SYD), Hawaii, USA (HAW), Tenerife, Spain (TEN) and Fatu Hiva, French Polynesia (FH). Caudal parts of male A. cantonensis specimens and the original illustration (left) of the species [13]. Length of the spicules (red arrowheads). The tail of the HAW male is damaged, with no effect on the spicules structure (a). Diagram of mitochondrial genomes of A. cantonensis obtained in our study with defined genes (length indicated on the annotation) and trn regions. Dashes on the inner circle localize SNP sites across sequenced vouchers (SYD.1, HAW.1, TEN.1, FH.1). The graph shows the highest pairwise nucleotide and amino acid sequence distances (b)