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Figure 1. The 50 intact predicted L. curvatus prophages, pre-sorted by their phylogenetic relationship. Closer related phages are depicted next to each other. The phylogenetic tree is depicted as a cladogram and was constructed after whole genome alignment of those prophages. Prophages are displayed ranging from their predicted attL to their attR sites. Whole genome BLAST analysis was performed via Easyfig^[42] and indicates nucleotide similarities between 63% and 100% (darker bars between the sequences indicate higher similarity). “-RC” after the name of the phage indicates that the reverse complement sequence of the found phage region is displayed. Genes were colourised for their predicted task: Lysogeny (ochre), replication (green), packaging (lilac), head (light blue), tail (dark blue), fiber (yellow; includes host recognition genes), lysis (red), hypothetical protein (grey), transposase (light yellow), unknown task (white), and tRNA (pink). L. curvatus: Latilactobacillus curvatus.