A Distinctive and Host-Restricted Gut Microbiota in Populations of a Cactophilic Drosophila Species

Supplemental material

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    Collection localities of D. nigrospiracula individuals and necrotic cactus tissues (Fig. S01); rarefaction and sample completeness curves for each sample (Fig. S02); paired comparisons of the average abundances for individual OTUs (Fig. S03); principal coordinate analyses of the gut microbiota structure (Fig. S04); UPGMA dendrograms showing the beta-diversity relationships among the microbiota of individual D. nigrospiracula and cactus tissues (Fig. S05); pairwise correlations (Kendall’s tau) between the top 30 most-abundant OTUs present in D. nigrospiracula individuals (Fig. S06); pairwise sequence distances between the top 40 most-abundant OTUs present in cactophilic D. nigrospiracula and mycophagous Drosophila species (Fig. S07).

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    Data Set S01: Sample information (a), raw OTA table (b), and rarefied OTU table (c) for cactophilic Drosophila nigrospiracula, saguaro, and cardon microbiota; Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney U tests of significantly different distributions for each OTU (d); representative sequences for OTAs in FASTA format (e); and core microbiome OTUs (f).

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