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. 2020 Sep 24;11:524828. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2020.524828

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Recovery of highly similar viral sequences from multiple Gulf of Maine protistan SAGs. Example networks containing two viruses recovered from multiple eukaryotic phyla. Connections indicate occurrence of viral sequences (triangles) within protist SAGs (circles) (A). Network diagram showing viral content of eukaryote cells containing at least one virus found in multiple phyla. Innermost circle of nodes represent viruses found in more than one SAG. Middle circle of nodes represents protist SAGs. Outer nodes are singleton viral sequences. Nodes are sized based on network connectivity, with larger nodes indicating higher connectivity (B).