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. 2020 Jan 10;48(5):2694–2708. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkz1215

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Figure 6. — Phylogenetic distribution of mitochondrial RNA editing in diplonemids. Names of species analyzed in this study are set in bold. (A) RNA editing types for each gene are compared. Phylogenetic relationships shown on the left are inferred from nuclear 18S rRNA and taken from (5). The tree on the right is based on concatenated mitochondrial proteins (this study); dashed lines indicate the uncertainty in positioning the Eupelagonemidae and DSPD II clades. (B) Cumulative counts of RNA editing events per type for each species.