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Resolution: standard / high Figure 3.
The size of different repeat families classified in our current alligator and crocodile
assemblies. Despite more long-distance insert libraries for alligator, more repeats were found
in the crocodile assembly. This strongly suggests that crocodiles have more repeats
than do alligators, and perhaps the difference will become even more striking as the
crocodile assembly improves.
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