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. 2022 Sep 1;12:14872. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-19145-0

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Maximum likelihood phylogenetic tree based on 46 partial 23S–25S interspacer DNA sequences. Six sequences originating from amplificates from small rodents from Kazakhstan and 40 from the GenBank database. Four of the new generated sequences from Kazakhstan were 90–100% identical to R. raoulti, one was 99% identical to R. slovaca and one was 99% identical to R. conorii. In addition, nine sequences form the Candidatus Rickettsia yenbekshikazakhensis and two sequences form the “genotype Rickettsia talgarensis” cluster. Three sequences form the cluster of Rickettsia helvetica. The tree with the highest log-likelihood (− 1639.61) is shown. There are in total 411 positions in the final dataset.