We report the complete genome sequences of two bacteriophages, Aussie and StopSmel, isolated from soil using the host NRRL L-50. The genomes are similar in length and gene content and share 76% nucleotide identity. Comparative analysis of Aussie and StopSmel identified core functional modules associated with Mu-like bacteriophages.
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