f_cetacean_summary_tree.tex

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    \caption[Cetacean truncations and alterations in proteases]{\footnotesize Cetacean truncations and alterations in proteases. Each mark represents an adaptative event, either truncations or duplications (represented as a doble mark), in the branch in which data suggests it occurred. Events of convergent evolution are represented by a doted line joining the pertinent marks. Those marks filled with \textcolor{myaqu1}{\textbf{green}} are those that, although mentioned in the main text, most likely played a late role once a main event of adaptation had already occured (said event will be represented by \textcolor{myora1}{\textbf{orange}} as the rest). The \textcolor{gray}{\textbf{grey}} mark represents an absence. \hsap; \bacu; \bmys; \mmon; \dleu; \ttru; \oorc; and \pmac. The tree itself is based in the relations shown by \quotes{Time tree} \cite{Kumar2017}.}
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