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“…Evolution of endosymbiotic potential occurred more recently in H. vulgaris group than H. viridissima group Schwentner and Bosch (2015) Our phylogenetic analysis showed that the H. vulgaris group strains were grouped into three clusters, and cluster α diverged first, followed by β and γ. Among the clusters, only cluster γ strains have endosymbiotic potential.…”
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“…Evolution of endosymbiotic potential occurred more recently in H. vulgaris group than H. viridissima group Schwentner and Bosch (2015) Our phylogenetic analysis showed that the H. vulgaris group strains were grouped into three clusters, and cluster α diverged first, followed by β and γ. Among the clusters, only cluster γ strains have endosymbiotic potential.…”
Section: 3mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The support for internal branches was evaluated using bootstrap percentages from 1,000 nonparametric replicates for the ML method and using Bayesian posterior probabilities for the BI. The divergence time between H. oligactis group and H. vulgaris group (72-132 million years ago, Mya) that was estimated by Schwentner and Bosch (2015) was used to calibrate the estimated times of divergence of the clusters. The analysis was conducted using the RelTime method (Tamura et al, 2012).…”
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“…Later, the genus Hydra was divided into four different groups: oligactis (stalked hydra), vulgaris (common hydra), braueri (gracile hydra) and viridissima (green hydra), based on both morphological differences 3 and molecular phylogenetic analysis 4 . However, the field of hydra taxonomy is believed to be an actively evolving field and much remains to be done 5 . This needs continued inputs from all over the globe.…”
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