Fig. 2
From: Is zoonotic Plasmodium vivax malaria an obstacle for disease elimination?
Phylogenetic tree constructed using the maximum-likelihood method with partial mitochondrial sequences of Plasmodium isolates. Plasmodium vivax isolated from NHPs from Brazilian Amazonia: two of them Saguinus bicolor (H52 and H73) and one Saimiri sciureus (H47); P. vivax isolated from human from Amazon region: PvPV/RO1 and PvPV/RO2 (Porto Velho, Rondonia), PvGuy (Guyana), PvAri/RO (Ariquimedes, Rondônia), PvVen (Venezuela), PvFrGui (French Guiana); P. simium isolated from captive (2098, 2302, 3636) and free living NHPs (J9, J11, MB) from Atlantic forest. All P. simium and P. vivax sequences used here were sequenced by Alvarenga et al. 2018. Accession number at Genbank sequences from P. simium, P. vivax, P. brasilianum, P. malariae, P. falciparum, Plasmodium berghei and Plasmodium yoelii are included in the name of each sequence. The three new sequences obtained here are marked by an asterisk. Figures represent whether the host of each isolate is a human or a non-human primate