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Fig 1.

Egg morphologies of the pure parental species and the European S. haematobium-bovis hybrids.

Eggs 1 and 2 show typical morphologies of S. haematobium (elliptical with a terminal spine) and S. bovis (spindle shape with a terminal spine), respectively from laboratory isolates. Eggs 3–9 show the egg morphology of the European S. haematobium-bovis hybrid schistosome. While most eggs were of a typical S. haematobium morphotype (3–7), there was a high variability in the morphologies and near 10% (4/44) of eggs were non-typical (8–9).

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Table 1.

Morphological measurements of the European male and female hybrid adult worms.

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Fig 2.

Morphological observations of the European male hybrid adult worms.

(A) Whole parasite body showing the oral sucker, acetabulum (ventral sucker) and gynaecophoral canal; (B) Frontal view of the anterior region showing the oral sucker and acetabulum (ventral sucker) in detail; (C) Dorso-lateral view of the spines and tubercles on the parasite surface.

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Fig 3.

Morphological observations of the European female hybrid adult worms.

(A) Lateral view of whole parasite body showing oral sucker, acetabulum (ventral sucker), ovary and vitellaria; (B) Frontal view of anterior region showing oral sucker, acetabulum (ventral sucker) in detail; (C) Dorso-lateral view of two eggs inside female uterus.

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Table 2.

Assembly and gene prediction metrics of S. bovis from Spain.

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Table 3.

Genome assembly and annotation completeness using BUSCO.

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Table 4.

Summary of the introgression level analysis of the experimental F1 hybrids (control) and the natural European hybrid strain recovered in Corsica.

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