Closed megaptera-helvetiae closed 4 years ago
Hi Laetitia,
This is an indication that (almost) the whole genome has recombined on that branch, and that the clonal signal is (almost) erased throughout the genome. This does not mean that it is a different species though, this can happen within a species if it is a highly recombinant species. In the figures you attached, you can see some relatively short branches on which ~50% of the genome is recombined. So it makes sense that on the longer branches we would expect >95% of the genome to have recombined.
Best wishes, Xavier
Hi Xavier,
I am wondering what it means if one individual in my analysis (or sometimes an ancestral node) is all colored in blue? As if the whole genome recombined. Is this an indication that this individual might be a different species? The ANI values are ~96%.
Please also see the attached figures.
Thank you!
Laetitia
sisters.pdf
Rugie_middle.pdf