The evolutionary host switches of Polychromophilus: a multi-gene phylogeny of the bat malaria genus suggests a second invasion of mammals by a haemosporidian parasite

Table 3 The haplotypes and corresponding accession numbers for GenBank per sequenced sample per gene

	asl		clpc		coI		cytb
ind.	ht.	acc. nb.	ht.	acc. nb.	ht.	acc. nb.	ht.	acc. nb.
104	Pmu1	JN990725	Pmu1	JN990723	Pmu1	JN990718	Pmu1	JN990712
114	Pmu1	..	Pmu2	JN990724	-	-	Pmu1	..
156	Pmu1	..	Pmu1	..	Pmu2	JN990719	Pmu2	JN990713
A2111	-		Pme3	JN990720	Pme3	JN990714	Pme3	JN990708
A2112	Pme2	JN990726	Pme4	JN990721	Pme4	JN990715	Pme4	JN990709
A2113	-	-	Pme5	JN990722	Pme5	JN990716	Pme5	JN990710
A2114	-	-	-	-	Pme6	JN990717	Pme6	JN990711

Samples 104, 114 and 156 are Polychromophilus murinus, sampled from Myotis daubentoni and shared some haplotypes. The samples A2111-A2114 are Polychromophilus melanipherus from Miniopterus schreibersii and never shared haplotypes. For each unique haplotype, the GenBank accession number is mentioned only once in the table. '..': accession number already mentioned. '-': sequencing was unsuccessful.