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Fig 1.

Geographical distribution of samples clustered based on their relative MGE abundance profile. The maps are colored by the Climate zone. Clusters 1, 2 and 3, 4 are drawn on separate maps.

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Fig 2.

Geographical distribution of samples clustered based on the abundance of ARGs.

Cluster 1 and 2 are shown on the upper map and cluster 3 and 4 are shown on the bottom map. The maps are colored according to climate zone.

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Fig 3.

Number of ARGs or MGEs with significantly different abundance per cluster.

Only features with an effect size greater than 0.5 was included. Figure a, b summarize the number of features with a positive effect size, figure c and d summarize the number of features with a negative effect size.

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Fig 4.

a Correlations between MGEs-ARGs and MGEs-genera. The chord width indicates the number of correlated features, a greater width corresponds to greater number of significant correlations. MGEs are amalgamated on type, ARGs on antibiotic class they confer resistance to and genera on phylum. b Phylogenetic confinement of MGEs. Average percentage of MGEs confided to a specific phylogenetic classification.

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Table 1.

Highly disseminated MGEs based on the number of genera they correlated with.

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