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. 2020 Jun 25;12(8):1337–1354. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evaa126

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Fig. 8. — Suggested model for the evolution of LD endonucleases in the fungal kingdom in a dendrogram showing the main taxonomical fungal groups (phyla of fungi and subphyla of Ascomycota) according to the phylogeny shown in Ahrendt et al. (2018). Different colors of the boxes correspond to different host genes (red: cox1, green: cox2, orange: cox3, light purple: cob, yellow: rnl, pink: nad2, light pink: nad4, light green: nad4L, purple: nad5, blue: atp6, and gray: free-standing ORFs) and inside the boxes host intron subtypes are demonstrated. Colored arrows and numbers within circles above the arrows correspond to the phylogenetic clusters shown on the respective phylogenetic tree (fig. 5). Arrows with number 1 in a circle denotes the independent mobility of the free LD gene.