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. 2021 May 14;13(7):evab105. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evab105

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Fig. 3. — IVSPER genes identified in the Lissonota genome and synteny with Glypta fumiferanae. Glypta fumiferanae sequences are shown above with Lissonota sequences shown below. Homologous genes with synteny between the two species are indicated by gray shading. Some genes are present in banchine and campoplegine species (G. fumiferanae, Lissonota, and Hyposoter didymator; colored orange) whereas others are present only in the two banchine species presented here (blue). Genes colored beige are homologous to other IVSPER genes but are not detected in syntenous regions of the G. fumiferanae genome.