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. 2022 Mar 15;71(5):1045–1053. doi: 10.1093/sysbio/syac025

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Figure 3. — Phylogenetic reconstructions of informative SINE presence/absence loci. a) SplitsTree analysis. Sixty-one SINE loci (black ball) are mapped on the common branch of Phalangeroidea and Petauroidea, a branch substantiated by 100 bootstrap support. b) Bayesian inference of the presence/absence loci revealed a common origin for Phalangeroidea and Petauroidea by 100 bootstrap resampling.

Inline graphic — Phylogenetic reconstructions of informative SINE presence/absence loci. a) SplitsTree analysis. Sixty-one SINE loci (black ball) are mapped on the common branch of Phalangeroidea and Petauroidea, a branch substantiated by 100 bootstrap support. b) Bayesian inference of the presence/absence loci revealed a common origin for Phalangeroidea and Petauroidea by 100 bootstrap resampling.