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Population characteristics. Population characteristics. (A) Participants across the world have sent in samples to American Gut, although the primary geographic regions of participation are in North America and the United Kingdom; the report that a participant receives is depicted. (B) The primary sample breakdown for subsequent analyses. Red denotes the reasons that samples were removed. (C) Between the two largest populations, the United States (n = 6,634) and the United Kingdom (n = 2,071), we observe a significant difference in alpha-diversity. (D) In a meta-analysis, the largely industrialized population that makes up American Gut exhibits significant differential abundances compared to nonindustrialized populations. Daniel McDonald et al. mSystems 2018; doi:10.1128/mSystems.00031-18