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. 2020 Dec 9;95(1):e01594-20. doi: 10.1128/JVI.01594-20

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FIG 3 — Sea star-associated densoviruses are genetically diverse and are not monophyletic. (A) Cladogram of a maximum likelihood phylogenetic tree of densoviruses based on alignment of amino acid sequences from the NS1 gene. Collapsed nodes represent densovirus genera, while all other branches belong to the genus Ambidensovirus. Red names indicate genomes discovered in this study. White circles represent 90 to 100% bootstrap support. (B) Representative densovirus genome showing genome organization. (C) Histograms of nucleotide and amino acid pairwise identity comparisons between all sea star-associated densoviruses for NS1, NS3, and VP ORFs. Dashed lines indicate mean pairwise identity.