Draft genomes of two Escherichia marmotae strains are reported from animal feces, suggesting implications for understanding antibiotic resistance.
The species Escherichia marmotae was newly assigned in 2015. Since then, few isolates have been identified from different animal species or humans. In addition, antibiotic resistance has been detected in this species. We present the draft genomes of two E. marmotae strains from animal feces collected from a grain field.
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