Figure 12

Cluster plots and genomic trees. Notice 2 distinct groups (or clusters) A and B separated between closely similar and dissimilar isolates, with the A group having heavy isolates concentration than the B group. For males (b), group A consists of 68 isolates with 7 sub-groups as follows: 1 (CHL, SAU); 2 (CHN, TUN, KAZ, SGP, POL, FRA, USA, GUM, ESP, ROU); 3 (ITA, MEX, TUR, ZAF, FRO, NZL, PER, RUS, AUS, CRI); 4 (SVK, IRQ, CZE, HUN, HRV, OMN, CAN, ARG, CHE, EGY, KWT, SOU, MYS, SAI, Iran, AUT, VNM, GMB, ISR, MNG, GEO, UKR, DZA, BEL, MAR, BIH, GLP); 5 (ECU, ARE, BGD, TWN); 6 (CMR, NGA, IDN, LBN, BRA, MOZ, IND, SEN, COL, PAN, GRC, LKA, VEN). Group B consists of 1 sub-group as follows: 1 (DOM, GHA, RWA). For Females (d), group A consists of 63 isolates with 6 sub-groups as follows: 1 (TWN, KAZ, SAU); 2 (AUT, DEU, FRA, TUN, ROU, USA); 3 (LBN, GMB, ECU, AUS, IND, CRI, ARE, ESP, ZAF, ITA, MEX); 4 (BIH, GEO, BEL, NZL, CZE, HUN, MDG, FIN, ARG, TUR, FRO, OMN, CAN, GLP, SAI, EGY, MYS, CHE, UKR, SOU, RUS, PAK, MDA, SVK, ISR, VNM, NGA, BGD, BHR, IRQ, Iran, DZA, VEN); 5 (DOM, IDN, CHN, SGP); 6 (SEN, PAN, BRA, COL, LKA, GRC).