Fig. 3
From: Biodiversity of protists and nematodes in the wild nonhuman primate gut
Phylotypes of Entamoeba display both host specificity and sharing across NHP groups. a Maximum likelihood tree of Entamoeba phylotypes with Entamoeba species and number of phylotypes indicated. Each dot represents a single NHP individual and color indicates NHP species. Each row of dots indicates a single phylotype corresponding to the phylogenetic tree. Lighter colored dots reflect samples in which an OTU was detected but at much lower relative abundance (below 0.001). Detection may therefore be an artifact of sequencing and should be interpreted with caution. b Bar chart summarizing the number of phylotypes found in each NHP species colored by NHP phylogroup. c Upset plot illustrating host-specificity of Entamoeba phylotypes. Unconnected dots indicate phylotypes found only in one NHP species. Connected dots indicate phylotypes that are shared between two or more NHP species. Numbers within dots indicate the number of shared phylotypes. Colors reflect NHP phylogroup
