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Selenomonas sp. AE3005 DL94DRAFT_scaffold00016.16_C, whole genome shotgun sequence

NCBI Reference Sequence: NZ_JMME01000019.1

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    Selenomonas sp. AE3005 DL94DRAFT_scaffold00016.16_C, whole genome shotgun sequence
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