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. 2019 Sep 19;7(9):369. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms7090369

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Phylogenetic tree based on the gene sequences of dsb (A), 16S rRNA (B), groEL (C), and amino acid sequences of trp36 (D) from geographically dispersed Ehrlichia minasensis and Ehrlichia canis strains, as inferred by the maximum-likelihood method using other species of Ehrlichia as a genus outgroup and other strains of Anaplasma as a genuine outgroup. The tree with the highest log likelihood of –925.65, –449.26, –2007.15, and –2916.24 (A–D) are shown. The percentage of trees in which the associated taxa clustered together is shown next to the branches.

Phylogenetic tree based on the gene sequences of dsb (A), 16S rRNA (B), groEL (C), and amino acid sequences of trp36 (D) from geographically dispersed Ehrlichia minasensis and Ehrlichia canis strains, as inferred by the maximum-likelihood method using other species of Ehrlichia as a genus outgroup and other strains of Anaplasma as a genuine outgroup. The tree with the highest log likelihood of –925.65, –449.26, –2007.15, and –2916.24 (A–D) are shown. The percentage of trees in which the associated taxa clustered together is shown next to the branches.