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Fig. 3

From: Shifts in morphology, gene expression, and selection underlie web loss in Hawaiian Tetragnatha spiders

Fig. 3

Bayesian consensus trees of terminal domains. a N-terminal sequences. b C-terminal sequences. Branch labels show posterior probabilities; where not labelled, support values are 100%. Branches leading to species sequenced in this study are colored red, and Spiny Leg species are labelled with blue text. Aggregate spidroins are numbered according to the the numbering system of [73]. Letters are used to distinguish multiple copies of spidroins in Tetragnatha (e.g. MaSp-a, MaSp-b). Where abbreviated, genus names are: A.: Argiope; T.: Tetragnatha; L.:Latrodectus; P.: Parasteatoda; S.: Steatoda. Trees produced using Mr. Bayes v3.2.7 and visualized with the iTOL web server

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BMC Ecology and Evolution

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