FIG 2.

Geographic distribution of Acinetobacter baumannii clades and associated resistomes in Africa. The included A. baumannii genomes were mainly from Tunisia, Togo, Ghana, Sudan, and South Africa, with clade-specific ARGs; most of these strains were from humans. Cluster A, which was not A. baumannii, had no ARGs, while clusters/clades B1 and B2 had OXA-23-/66-like carbapenemases, ble, ant(2ʺ)-Id, aph(3′)-Ib, and ant(3ʺ)-IIa. Isolates from humans, animals, the environment, and plants are colored blue, red, mauve/pink, and green, respectively, on the phylogeny tree.