Probable major dispersal pathways of HBV/A1 as estimated by phylogeographic analysis.
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The dashed blue arrows represent probable routes of introduction of the HBV/A1 in Portugal. The solid red arrows represent the probable dispersion paths of HBV/A1 from Portugal towards other countries. A significant dispersion event, prior to the introduction of A1 in Portugal, is represented in purple: The purple circle is located on the probable country of emergence of HBV/A1 indicating the out of Africa dissemination direction that seemingly occurred simultaneously to Brazil and India. This figure is a derivative of “World map blank with blue s…” licensed under the Creative Commons Attributio…, modified with the addition of dates, dashed blue and solid red arrows.
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