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. 2021 Jan 5;38(5):1943–1965. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msaa336

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Fig. 8. — Candidates for αCenH3 centromeric sequences in Meloidogyne incognita-related species. (A) Alignments of consensus monomers sequences (CL25m1, CL16m1, CL16m2, CL32m1, and 16/32m1) extracted from clusters with tandem repeated arrays containing the conserved 19-bp box from M. arenaria (a) and M. javanica (j) in comparison to M. incognita (i). 61 bp-h and 84 bp-h represent monomers from tandem repeats containing the 19-bp box found in M. hapla assembled genome. The conserved 19-bp box is indicated within the gray shaded areas. (B) The percentage of sequence identity among consensus monomers in MIG species. (C) The percentage of sequence identity of monomers from M. hapla in comparison to monomers from MIG species.