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. 2020 Aug 18;15(8):e0237869. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0237869

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Fig 6 — Bacterial genera with average relative abundance (RA) >5% are presented. Error bars represent standard error of the mean. Red vertical lines represent abrupt changes in the diet. Unassigned genera were numbered in descending order based on their RA. D: day; H: hay; G: grass. All genera were traced back to their correspondent phylum > class > order > family > genus. 1: Bacteroidetes > Bacteroidia > Bacteroidales > unassigned > unassigned. 2: Verrucomicrobia > Verruco-5 > WCHB1-41 > RFP12 > unassigned. 3: Firmicutes > Clostridia > Clostridiales > Ruminococcaceae > unassigned. 4: Firmicutes > Clostridia > Clostridiales > Lachnospiraceae > unassigned. Treponema: Spirochaetes > Spirochaetes > Spirochaetales > Spirochaetaceae > Treponema. Fibrobacter: Fibrobacteres > Fibrobacteria > Fibrobacterales > Fibrobacteraceae > Fibrobacter. 7: Firmicutes > Clostridia > Clostridiales > unassigned > unassigned.