FIG 3.

Median joining network of the 16S gene (893 bp) of Mycoplasma haemocanis in rural dogs and Darwin’s foxes. Each circle in the network corresponds to a different nucleotide sequence type (ntST), the sizes of the circles correspond to ntST frequencies, the colors of the circles correspond to the two host species (Darwin’s foxes and rural dogs) (A), two geographic sampling sites (Chiloé Island and Nahuelbuta) (B), and years of sampling (C). The networks in panels B and C were performed with fox samples only.