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. 2022 Feb 12;14(2):evac014. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evac014

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Fig. 1. — Genome characteristics, gene family evolution, and synteny. (a) Circos plot showing the genomic characters of Anthidium xuezhongi from outer to inner: chromosome length (Chr), GC content (GC), density of protein-coding genes (GENE), DNA transposons (DNA), SINE/LINE/LTR retrotransposons (SINE, LINE, LRT). (b) Genome-wide chromosomal contact map of A. xuezhongi with Hi-C data, the blue boxes show super scaffolds and green boxes show contigs. (c) Phylogenetic and comparative gene family analyses. Node value represented expansion, contraction, and rapid evolution (red). (d) Synteny among A. xuezhongi, Bombus terrestris, and Apis mellifera.