Fig. 4From: Metagenomic analysis of ancient dental calculus reveals unexplored diversity of oral archaeal MethanobrevibacterPhylogenetic analysis of ancient and modern Methanobrevibacter diversity. The colours in the trees corresponds to the age of the samples: Paleolithic: >12,000 BCE, Neolithic: 6000–3500 BCE, Copper Age: 3500–2200 BCE, Bronze Age: 2200–1000 BCE, Early Middle Age: 400–1000 CE, High Middle Age: 1000–1300 CE, Modern time: 1492 CE–present. A Phylogenetic tree showing the Methanobrevibacter MAGs with modern Methanobrevibacter genomes. B Geographical location of ancient calculus samples placed in the phylogenetic context in (C–E). C Phylogenetic tree of ancient calculus samples aligned to the highest quality TS-1 MAG (>50% covered at least 3 folds). D Phylogenetic tree of ancient calculus samples aligned to the highest quality TS-2 MAG (>50% covered at least 3 folds). E Phylogenetic tree of samples aligned to M. oralis (50% covered at least 3-folds)Back to article page