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Fig. 2 | Microbiome

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From: Metagenomic investigation of vestimentiferan tubeworm endosymbionts from Mid-Cayman Rise reveals new insights into metabolism and diversity

Fig. 2

Static image from the Anvi’o interactive display for the Escarpia and Lamellibrachia tubeworm datasets with two symbiont genome bins highlighted in red (MCR MAG 1) and purple (MCR MAG 2). The inner clustering dendrogram displays the hierarchical clustering of contigs based on their sequence composition, and their distribution across samples (i.e., differential coverage). Anvi’o divides a contig into multiple splits if it is longer than 20,000 bps and each tip on this hierarchical clustering represents a split. Auxiliary layers from inside to outside report information about contigs stored in the contig database (parent marks splits that originate from the same contigs with gray bars, RAST taxonomy that shows the consensus taxonomy for each open reading frame (ORF), number of genes shows the number of open reading frames, ratio with taxonomy shows the proportion of the number of ORF with a taxonomical hit in a given split, length shows the actual length of a given split, and GC-content). The four next view layers report information about contigs across samples stored in the profile database. The most outer layer shows the genome bins. The eukaryotic component is highlighted in black

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