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. 2016 Feb 3;1(1):105–106. doi: 10.1080/23802359.2015.1137846

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Figure 1. — Phylogenetic position of Stegostoma fasciatum. Chimaera monstrosa (AJ310140.1) was selected as the outgroup. The six species from the order Orectolobiformes were Stegostoma fasciatum (KU057952), Chiloscyllium griseum (JQ434458), C. plagiosum (NC_012570.1), C. punctatum (JQ082337.1), Orectolobus japonicus (KF111729.1) and Rhincodon typus (KC633221.1). The two species from Carcharhiniformes were Carcharhinus longimanus (NC_025520.1) and C. melanopterus (NC_024284.1). The two species from Heterodontifomes were Heterodontus francisci (NC_003137.1) and H. zebra (KC845548.1). The two from Lamniformes were Alopias superciliosus (KC757415.1) and Carcharias taurus (KF569943.1).