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Happy plotting!
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Happy plotting!
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(Hint - try Desulfobacterota (with reduced minimum abundance) or Campilobacterota, or try changing the taxonomic level you view, to see what inferences you can make about your samples)
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(Hint - try Desulfobacterota (with reduced minimum abundance) or Campilobacterota, or try changing the taxonomic level you view, to see what inferences you can make about your samples)
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If you want to look at subsets of the data, try selecting just a handful of rows of interest from the `seqtab.nochim` object and feeding that into the plotting function. |
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