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Resolution: standard / high Figure 4.
Gene gain, loss and duplication, and positive selection. Core-genome phylogenies of
Streptococcus (left), S. agalactiae (middle), and S. pyogenes (right) based on concatenated genes. Dashed lines correspond to unresolved branches.
Numbers adjacent to angle brackets facing the branch refer to genes gained, opposite
direction - genes lost, and '×' refers to duplicated loci. Values correspond to the
most parsimonious unambiguous changes, following an equally penalized model (that
is, gain, loss and duplication events cost the same numbers of changes). Numbers adjacent
to the red dot correspond to the number of genes under positive selection within the
core-genome, on a particular lineage.
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