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. 2022 Jul 4;167(10):1977–1987. doi: 10.1007/s00705-022-05500-z

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Fig. 3 — Genome organization of representative members of each genus included in this study. Sequences are organized according to their RdRp phylogeny, which is shown on the left. The new genome sequences described here are labeled with red font, with the exception of the bat morbilliviruses (PDF-3137 and PBZ-1381), which share the same genome arrangement with other morbilliviruses. Where more than one genome arrangement is present in a single genus, a representative of each type is shown. ORFs are represented by colored polygons, and the black lines represent the entire length of the genome, both of which are drawn to scale. ORFs are colored as follows: nucleocapsid (N gene), blue; phosphoprotein (P gene), yellow; matrix (M gene), green; fusion (F gene), peach; ATUs, magenta; receptor binding protein (RBP gene), purple; RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp gene), orange. Asterisks on RBP ORFs indicate premature stop codons.