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ALT Identification and annotation of the EcKL gene family in 140 insect genomes. A. EcKLs annotated in 140 insect genome assemblies spread across 11 taxonomic orders (left) and 59 taxonomic families (right). See supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online for details of the assemblies used. Silhouettes of insects from each order are public domain images from PhyloPic (https://www.phylopic.org/). B, C) The number of EcKL genes annotated in insect genome assemblies varies between and within orders. B) The distribution of EcKL genes per genome per order. Shaded areas are ranges, vertical lines are medians.










