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. 2019 Aug 21;10:1801. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.01801

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Copyright © 2019 De Corte, Martínez Martínez, Cretoiu, Takaki, Nunoura, Sintes, Herndl and Yokokawa.

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Coverage of viral contigs in NADW and PAABW samples. Coverage in the three standard virome samples from the North Atlantic surface, oxygen minimum and 2000 m is indicated in 2–4 inner rings, respectively. Length of the contigs (gray bar, in bp). The height of the colored bars within a ring represents the mean coverage (second and third quartile) of a contig in a given sample. The samples were ordered by geographic location following the deep-water conveyor belt circulation. The first outer ring indicates the taxonomic classification of the viral contigs based on BLASTx at class (^∗∗), and at the genus (^∗) level. The next 2 to 4 outer rings indicate the taxonomic classification based on VICTOR, showing the three most relevant identified references that clustered with the viral contigs.