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Figure 4: Dominant Bacterial Families Associated With the L. Vannamei Larvae at Stages N5 (A), Z2 (B), M1 (C), and P1 (D).
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Figure 3: Composition and Abundance of Dominant Bacterial Phyla or Classes Associated With L. Vannamei Larvae at Stages of N5, Z2, M1, and P1 (N = 3).
Figure 5: Heat Map of Cluster Relations of Kit-Based Replicates and Dominant OTU-based Taxa of Microbiota Associated With L. Vannamei N5, Z2, M1, and P1 Samples, Extracted With Ba or St Kits.
Figure 2: Relative Abundance of Dominant Bacterial Phyla or Classes Associated With Z2 Larvae Extracted With Four DNA Isolation Kits.
Figure 4: Median Nerve Diameters D1 and D2 of Each Finger Position at Dominant (A, C) and Nondominant Hand (B, D).
Figure 4: Composition of Microbiota at the Genus Level in Stomach Content of C. L. Pidschian (A) and C. L. Pravdinellus (B).
Figure 4: Relative Abundance of the Dominant Phyla (A) Firmicutes, (B) Ptoteobacteria, (C) Actinobacteria, (D) Fusobacteria) in Different Wintering Periods.
Figure S1: Predicted Functions of Bacterial Communities Associated With Tested Developmental Stages of B. Reticulatus
Figure 4: Number of Ter Genes in Bacterial Families.
Figure 1: Histological Section of A. Dabryanus Testis (A–C) and Ovaries (D–F) at Different Developmental Stages.
