Additional file 1: of Globally distributed Xyleborus species reveal recurrent intercontinental dispersal in a landscape of ancient worldwide distributions

Supplemental tables and figures: Table S1.—Collected data and sequencing coverage for COI and EF1α. Table S2.—Sequencing primers. Table S3.—Out and ingroup specimen collection data, with Genbank accession numbers. Table S4.—Evolutionary models and rates, and summary statistics including ESS values from the biogeographic and phylogenetic reconstruction shown in Fig. 1. Table S5.—Evolutionary models and rates, and summary statistics including ESS values from the species level biogeographic and phylogenetic reconstructions used for the SPREAD plots. Figure S1.—All specimens, for which we had coordinates, plotted on a word map. Figure S2.—A tanglegram showing the level of concordance between the two phylogenetic markers (COI and EF1α). Figure S3.—Mismatch distribution plots showing the distribution of distances between alleles expected under stable population size and the empirical data. Figure S4.—EF1α haplotype network. Figure S5.—Mantel tests of genetic and geographic distance. (PDF 2578 kb