33 research outputs found

    BEAST_CE_haps

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    BEAST analysis file used to estimate timing of molecular divergence between major haplogroups

    Arlequin_CE_haps_by_catchment

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    The mitochondrial ND4, tRNA-Pro, and control region data of Chelodina expansa in Arlequin format. Data are grouped by major catchments

    Network_CE_n164_variablesites_gapsexcluded

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    Mitochondrial data of Chelodina expansa in the Network format (version 4.610; Fluxus Technology Ltd), used to create the median-joining haplotype network in Figure 1

    FigureS5

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    Majority rule consensus of the posterior distribution of trees from Bayesian analysis of the HMGB2 (panel A), HNFL (B), P26s4 (C) and PAX (D) loci generated under the HKY+I, HKY+I, HKY and HKY+G model of nucleotide sequence evolution, respectively. Bayesian posterior probabilities (BPP) as indicated. Myuchelys including M. purvisi was monophyletic with strong support (BPP = 1.0) at all four loci. The outgroups were removed for clarity of presentation

    FigureS6

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    Majority rule consensus of the posterior distribution of trees from Bayesian analysis of the R35 (panel A), RAG (B), TB01 (C) and TB73 (D) loci generated under the HKY, K80+I, K80+G, and HKY+G models of nucleotide sequence evolution, respectively. Bayesian posterior probabilities (BPP) as indicated. Myuchelys including M. purvisi was monophyletic with strong support (BPP = 1.0) at all four loci. The outgroups were removed for clarity of presentation

    FigureS4

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    Majority rule consensus of the posterior distribution of trees from Bayesian analysis of the AHR (panel A), AIING (B), BDNF (C), and BMP2 (D) loci generated under the HKY+I, K80+G, K80+I, and K80+I model of nucleotide sequence evolution, respectively. Bayesian posterior probabilities (BPP) as indicated. Myuchelys including M. purvisi was monophyletic with strong support (BPP = 1.0) at the AHR locus only. The outgroups were removed for clarity of presentation

    FigureS7

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    Majority rule consensus of the posterior distribution of trees from Bayesian analysis of the ZFHX1B locus generated under the HKY+I model of nucleotide sequence evolution. Bayesian posterior probabilities (BPP) as indicated. Myuchelys including M. purvisi was monophyletic with strong support (BPP ≥0.95). The outgroups were removed for clarity of presentation
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