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November 3, 2004Molecular Biology and EvolutionOpen Access

Nonhomogeneous Model of Sequence Evolution Indicates Independent Origins of Primary Endosymbionts Within the Enterobacteriales (γ-Proteobacteria)

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JHJoshua T. HerbeckGates FoundationPDPatrick H. DegnanUniversity of California, RiversideJWJennifer J. WernegreenDuke University

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