Table 5 Reference Vibrio strain information used in Multilocus Sequence Analysis (MLSA).

Type-strain	NCBI Accession number for gene
Type-strain	16 s rRNA	ftsZ	gapA	gyrB	mreB	pyrH	recA	rpoA	topA
Vibrio harveyi strain LMG4044	X74706	DQ907350	DQ449616	AB298221	DQ907422	EU118238	DQ648369	AJ842627	DQ907488
Vibrio natriegens strain LMG10935	X74714	DQ907359	DQ907294	AB298232	DQ907432	NZ_CP009977.1:486367-487098	AJ580863	AJ842658	DQ907500
Vibrio owensii strain LMG25443	GU018180	GU111256	HE653272	AB609127	GU111258	GU111252	KF899345	GU111249	GU111254
Vibrio jasicida strain LMG25398	NR_113182	AB562596	AB562597	AB562598	AB562599	AB562600	AB562601	NZ_BAOG01000025.1:c17351-16359	AB562602
Vibrio campbellii strain LMG11216	X74692	DQ907337	DQ449614	AB298205	DQ907408	EF596641	EF596669	AJ842564	DQ907475
Vibrio rotiferianus strain LMG21460	AJ316187	DQ907372	DQ449619	AB298244	DQ907445	EF596722	EF596727	AJ842688	DQ907515
Photobacterium phosphoreum strain LMG4233	D25310	DQ907326	DQ907265	AB298195	DQ907393	EF380239	AJ842365	AJ842551	DQ907465

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