Fig. 3From: Minnesota peat viromes reveal terrestrial and aquatic niche partitioning for local and global viral populationsHabitat and global distribution of SPRUCE vOTUs and viral clusters (VCs), using the PIGEON database for context. A Composition of the PIGEON database of vOTUs (n = 266,805) by source environment. RefSeq includes isolate viral genomes from a variety of source environments (prokaryotic viruses in RefSeq v95). Plants = plant-associated, Humans = human-associated, Other Animals = non-human animal-associated. B vOTUs (n = 4326) recovered from SPRUCE peat by read mapping, according to the location from which they were first recovered. Numbers indicate SPRUCE vOTUs from a given location. Circle sizes are proportional to the number of vOTUs. C Percentages of vOTUs recovered from SPRUCE that had predicted taxonomy based on clustering with RefSeq viral genomes (Taxonomically classified), had unknown taxonomy but shared a genus-level viral cluster (VC) with one or more previously recovered vOTUs in the PIGEON database (Unclassified, previously recovered), or were previously unknown at the VC (genus) level (Previously unknown). D Habitat(s) for each soil VC (n = 20,939) in the PIGEON database, based on source habitat(s) for the vOTU(s) contained in each VC. For a given soil VC, either all vOTUs were exclusively derived from a single habitat (non-overlapping regions), or two or more vOTUs were derived from different soil habitats (overlapping regions). E Similar to D, but for VCs with vOTUs from soil, marine, and/or freshwater habitats (n = 80,714 VCs)Back to article page