Using Non-Homogeneous Models of Nucleotide Substitution to Identify Host Shift Events: Application to the Origin of the 1918 ‘Spanish’ Influenza Pandemic Virus

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@TripleAHelix1 Rate of antigenic evolution slower in some animals, but rate of nucleotide evolution about same. Evolutionary gap is apparent in nt sequences. See Fig 6 of https://t.co/Z9cslConhE, which shows ~25 yr evolutionary gap regardless of if rate is