Fig. 1: Genomic diversity of Salinibacter ruber genomes used in the study in terms of ANI relatedness and shared genome fraction.
From: Towards estimating the number of strains that make up a natural bacterial population

Each datapoint represents a comparison between two genomes and shows their ANI value (x-axis) against the shared genome fraction (y-axis). The graph on the top shows the number of datapoints for x-axis (in 0.1% windows or bins). Data points represent the 138×138 comparisons of our Sal. ruber isolate draft genome collection from Mallorca (118 genomes) and Fuerteventura (20 genomes) saline ponds combined (see also Fig. key for distinguishing datapoints by the place of isolation of the genomes compared). Note that the diversity of Fuerteventura genomes (in terms of ANI and shared gene content) is similar to that of many Mallorca genomes, albeit the latter collection also includes several more divergent genomes, in addition. Note also the shortage of data points (i.e., a gap) in ANI values around 99.6-99.8% (gray shaded area). Source data are provided as Source Data 1.