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. 2021 Dec 30;16(5):1337–1347. doi: 10.1038/s41396-021-01178-4

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Fig. 2 — A Concatenated 56 marker gene tree that includes bacteria and archaea (rooted with the archaea). Dewar Creek genomes are denoted by colored symbols (circles and diamonds). A star next to a lineage indicates novelty (as determined by sharing less than 65% of identity in the rpoB gene to any sequence in the reference database) and a diamond denotes lineages for which more than 80% of the genomes within that lineage failed our 16S rRNA gene primer matching criteria. B Functional profile of the top 10 Dewar Creek SAGs and MAGs per lineage (<10 for many) classified at the phylum level. The functional profiles of each set of lineage-specific SAGs and MAGs are consistent, and the Aquificae, the phylum with the most diverse functional potential, is highlighted in yellow. Gene names are displayed as x-axis labels and these are grouped by functional categories.