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<p>Six strains of Gram-stain-negative, obligately anaerobic, non-spore-forming, non-motile rods were isolated from human faeces. Based on phylogenetic characteristics, the six isolates were included in the family <span class="jp-italic"> <span class="named-content-family"> <a class="namesforlife" title="Ruminococcaceae - Click to open Names for Life widget" href="https://doi.org/10.1601/nm.14008" target="xrefwindow" rel="namesforlife-name">Ruminococcaceae</a> </span> </span>, and divided into three groups. The six isolates showed 16S rRNA gene sequence similarity values lower than 96.2 % to the closely related species, <span class="jp-italic"> <span class="named-content-species"> <a class="namesforlife" title="Oscillibacter ruminantium - Click to open Names for Life widget" href="https://doi.org/10.1601/nm.24150" target="xrefwindow" rel="namesforlife-name">Oscillibacter ruminantium</a> </span> </span> GH1<span class="jp-sup">T</span>, <span class="jp-italic"> <span class="named-content-species"> <a class="namesforlife" title="Oscillibacter valericigenes - Click to open Names for Life widget" href="https://doi.org/10.1601/nm.11314" target="xrefwindow" rel="namesforlife-name">Oscillibacter valericigenes</a> </span> </span> Sjm18-20<span class="jp-sup">T</span> and <span class="jp-italic">Dysosmobacter welbiomis</span> J115<span class="jp-sup">T</span>. Coherently with the 16S rRNA gene sequence results, the <span class="jp-italic">in silico</span> DNA–DNA hybridization and average nucleotide identity values clearly indicated that strains MM35<span class="jp-sup">T</span>, MM50<span class="jp-sup">T</span> and MM59<span class="jp-sup">T</span> belong to different species from the closely related three species. Based on phenotypic features and phylogenetic positions, three novel species, <span class="jp-italic">Vescimonas coprocola</span> gen. nov., sp. nov., <span class="jp-italic">Vescimonas fastidiosa</span> gen. nov., sp. nov. and <span class="jp-italic">Pusillimonas faecalis</span> gen. nov., sp. nov. are proposed. The type strain of <span class="jp-italic">V. coprocola</span> is strain MM50<span class="jp-sup">T</span> (=JCM 34012<span class="jp-sup">T</span>=DSM 111893<span class="jp-sup">T</span>). The type strain of <span class="jp-italic">V. fastidiosa</span> is strain MM35<span class="jp-sup">T</span> (=JCM 34016<span class="jp-sup">T</span>=DSM 111899<span class="jp-sup">T</span>). The type strain of <span class="jp-italic">P. faecalis</span> is strain MM59<span class="jp-sup">T</span> (=JCM 34011<span class="jp-sup">T</span>=DSM 111669<span class="jp-sup">T</span>). The DNA G+C contents estimated according to the whole genomes of strains MM35<span class="jp-sup">T</span>, MM50<span class="jp-sup">T</span> and MM59<span class="jp-sup">T</span> were 56.4, 58.2 and 55.2 mol%, respectively.</p>
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