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. 2019 Jul 22;11(10):2727–2740. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evz155

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Fig. 1. — —Nephromyces, and the Nephromycida, branch within the Apicomplexa as sister to the Hematozoa. Nephromyces represents a chimeric taxon assembled from several most closely related lineages found inside the renal sac of a single Molgula occidentalis host. (A) A maximum-likelihood tree for the Apicomplexa inferred by IQ-TREE using the site-heterogeneous LG+PMSF(C60)+F+G4 model on 90 nucleus-encoded genes (24,754 amino acid sites). Branch support values are 100% SH-aLRT, 100% UFBoot2+NNI, 100% SBS, and 1.0 PP unless annotated. (B) Progressive removal of the fastest-evolving sites in increments of 5% and variation of SBS, SH-aLRT, and UFBoot2+NNI branch support values under the site-heterogeneous LG+PMSF(C60)+F+G4 model for the branch that united the Nephromycida and the Hematozoa.