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 \begin{figure}[!ht]
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 	\caption{Birth-death skyline (bdsky) analysis of the 2013--2016 West African Ebola virus disease epidemic.  
 \textbf{(a)} The maximum clade credibility tree of the 811 sequences used in the analysis. 
 \textbf{(b)} The median posterior estimate of the estimated effective reproductive number ($R_e$) over time is shown in orange, with the 95\% highest posterior density (HPD) interval in orange shading. The red dotted line indicates the epidemic threshold ($R_e = 1$). If $R_e$ is below this threshold the epidemic has reached a turning point and is no longer spreading. 
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