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Table 5 Natural habitats of shared bacterial taxa identified by pairwise comparisons
| Shared bacterial taxa | Habitat |
|---|---|
| Aggregibacter segnis (Pasteurellaceae) | Normal human oral flora [51] |
| Anaerococcus spp. (Tissierella nov.fam.) | Commensal human flora, opportunistic pathogens also environmental [46],[47] |
| Betaproteobacteria | High order taxon (Class). Members largely environmental, also include human pathogens and commensals [60] |
| Bifidobacterium spp. (Bifidobacteriaceae) | Normal intestinal flora [39] |
| Corynebacterium × 1 spp. (Corynebacteriaceae) | Key members associated as part of skin flora [39] |
| Dialister spp. (Veillonaceae) | Implicated in oral cavity diseases [39] |
| Dietziaceae | Environmental and implications as an emerging human pathogen [48] |
| Knoellia subterranea (Intrasporangiaceae) | Environmental [61] |
| Lactobacillus iners and Lactobacillus spp. ×6 (Lactobacillaceae) | Part of a suite of lactobacilli that inhabit human female genital-urinary area [40] |
| Mycoplana spp. (Caulobacteraceae) | Environmental [62] |
| Neisseriaceae | Members may be human commensals (of the mouth) or pathogenic [39] |
| Paracoccus (Rhodobacteriaceae) | Environmental [49] |
| Peptinophilus spp. (Tissierella fam.nov.) | Pathogenic [47] |
| Prevotella spp. (Prevotellaceae) | Oral, vaginal and GIT commensals [39] |
| Xanthomonadaceae | Plant pathogen (opportunistic human pathogen) [59] |
