Extended Data Fig. 4: Pairwise ANI and clustering of genomes with MAGs suggests population structure. | Nature Microbiology

Extended Data Fig. 4: Pairwise ANI and clustering of genomes with MAGs suggests population structure.

From: Differential carbon utilization enables co-existence of recently speciated Campylobacteraceae in the cow rumen epithelial microbiome

Extended Data Fig. 4: Pairwise ANI and clustering of genomes with MAGs suggests population structure.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

Genomes were compared pairwise using FastANI72 and the resulting ANI values were hierarchically clustered using a complete linkage algorithm. The resulting clusters are represented by a dendrogram on the top and are named, as referred to throughout the paper, on the side of the heatmap. Values representing comparisons of genomes from the two major clusters (containing MAG 61 and 73) are coloured in grey.

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