Files associated with King and Van Doorslaer (2018). Building (viral) phylogenetic trees using a Maximum Likelihood approach. published in Current Protocols
Steinernema abbasi (Nematoda: Steinernematidae) is a soil-dwelling, insect parasitic nematode, symbiotically associated with obligate enterobacterium, Xenorhabdus sp. Together Steinernema abbasi and X
The tree includes 20 novel complete sequences (marked with an asterisk and underlined accession numbers) and eight previously published [42], [50(and references therein)], [51]. Mutations relative to
Maximum likelihood tree using the specimen of Lithobius crassipes included in our molecular analyses and other sequenced Lithobius crassipes (obtained from Genbank).
