Figures & data
Figure 1. Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree to infer host-phylogeny relationship using complete mitochondrial genome sequenced from A. tenuirostris along with other selected species under the order of Passeriformes. The new complete mitogenome of A. tenuirostris was highlighted by bold font.
![Figure 1. Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree to infer host-phylogeny relationship using complete mitochondrial genome sequenced from A. tenuirostris along with other selected species under the order of Passeriformes. The new complete mitogenome of A. tenuirostris was highlighted by bold font.](/cms/asset/a9e7b3d4-4428-46ee-aed7-ebfa111c336d/tmdn_a_1810149_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree to infer host-phylogeny relationship using partial cytochrome B gene sequenced from A. tenuirostris along with other selected species under the family of Meliphagidaethe. The A. tenuirostris species was highlighted by black box. The tree is displayed as circular phylogram and the labels are aligned. Bootstraps support higher 80% are highlighted by line width.
![Figure 2. Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree to infer host-phylogeny relationship using partial cytochrome B gene sequenced from A. tenuirostris along with other selected species under the family of Meliphagidaethe. The A. tenuirostris species was highlighted by black box. The tree is displayed as circular phylogram and the labels are aligned. Bootstraps support higher 80% are highlighted by line width.](/cms/asset/cead7c74-c51f-4b47-b995-c5a075fd6483/tmdn_a_1810149_f0002_c.jpg)
Data availability statement
Raw sequencing datasets that support the findings of this study are accessible through Mendeley Data repository via the following Link (http://dx.doi.org/10.17632/57zhhhs7xz.1) (Sarker Citation2021).