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. 2022 Jan 5;21:14. doi: 10.1186/s12936-021-04019-z

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Fig. 11 — Median-Joining DNA haplotype network of partial (474 bp) CytB sequences belonging to a Haemoproteus clade featuring lineage hBUBT1, currently linked to Haemoproteus elani. The left image indicates the number and frequency of host species, the right one the geographic origin according to the United Nations geoscheme. Asterisks mark haplotypes detected in the present study. New lineage names are indicated in bold letters. The original hBUBT1 sequences (FJ966924, FJ966926, FJ966927) and two similar but yet unnamed lineages (FJ966920, FJ966921) from six individuals of Buteo jamaicensis are not included in the network because they covered only 242 bp of the CytB barcode region. In the 242 bp section, FJ966921 is identical to hCIAE08 and FJ966920 differs in seven bp from hBUBT1