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Figure S5-Correlation graph for dn/ds vs. Rad/Cons ratios for Ymf genes.

Figure S5-Correlation graph for dn/ds vs. Rad/Cons ratios for Ymf genes.

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Figure S5-Correlation graph for dn/ds vs. Rad/Cons ratios for Ymf genes.
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  • Jul 2007
Correlation graph for dn/ds vs. Rad/Cons ratios for Ymf genes. Each point is based on average pairwise comparison of Ymf genes. Total of 10 comparisons per orthologous gene using five mt genomes. (0.03 MB PDF)
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