Fig. 3
From: Neotropical bee microbiomes point to a fragmented social core and strong species-level effects
The proportional abundance of ASVs in the microbiome of diverse bees collected across locations in Panama. Proportional abundances are arranged in three groups, tribe Euglossini (N=20), tribe Meliponini (N=18), and tribe Other (N=6). Taxonomy is arranged in descending relative abundance within the respective panels. Panel 1 Tribe Euglossini is arranged as follows: (A) Eufriesea pulchra, (B) Eufriesea rufocauda, (C) Eufriesea anisochlora, (D) Eufriesea chrysopyga, (E) Eulaema meriana, (F) Eulaema nigrita, (G) Eulaema bombiformis, (H) Euglossa cognata, (I) Euglossa championi, (J) Euglossa sapphirina, (K) Euglossa tridentata, (L) Euglossa asarophora, (M) Euglossa bursigera, (N) Euglossa imperialis, (O) Euglossa mixta, (P) Euglossa crassipunctata, (Q) Euglossa deceptrix, (R) Euglossa dodsoni, (S) Exaerete frontalis, (T) Exaerete smaragdina. Panel 2 Tribe Meliponini is arranged as follows: (A) Frieseomelitta nigra, (B) Melipona phenax, (C) Melipona triplaridis, (D) Melipona panamica, (E) Nannotrigona perilampoides, (F) Oxytrigona mellicolor, (G) Partamona peckolti, (H) Partamona musarum, (I) Plebeia frontalis, (J) Scaptotrigona panamensis, (K) Scaptotrigona barrocoloradensis, (L) Scaptotrigona luteipennis, (M) Tetragona ziegleri, (N) Tetragonisca angustula, (O) Trigona fulviventris, (P) Trigona almathea, (Q) Trigona ferricauda, (R) Trigona corvina. Panel 3 Tribe Other is arranged as follows: (A) Apis mellifera, (B) Bombus volucelloides, (C) Crawfordapis lutcuosa, (D) Megalopta amoena, (E) Megalopta genalis, (F) Lasioglossum umbripenne