Causes of endemic radiation in the Caribbean: evidence from the historical biogeography and diversification of the butterfly genus Calisto(Nymphalidae: Satyrinae: Satyrini)

Table 1 Partition strategies for phylogenetic analyses of the combined dataset

Partitions	Base pairs	*Variable*	*Informative*	*Subs. model*	m(ratemult)	*Alpha*(Γ shape)	*Tree likelihood*
*Gene strategy*
COI	1487	651	486	GTR + G	1.569	0.245	−18584.5
CAD	850	319	218	HKY + G	0.749	0.282	−4766.8
EF1a	1240	432	290	GTR + G	0.768	0.222	−21045.8
GAPDH	691	264	196	GTR + G	0.864	0.232	−13990.5
RPS5	617	228	183	GTR + G	0.694	0.198	−11920.2
WINGLESS	400	191	130	K80 + G	0.848	0.34	−8617.8
*“Bin” strategy*
BIN1	2727	-	-	F81	0.0002	-	-
BIN2-BIN10	652	-	-	GTR	0.57	-	-
BIN11	1269	-	-	GTR + G	1.457	1.601	-
BIN12	637	-	-	GTR + G	4.828	4.389	-

Number of variable and phylogenetically informative sites in our Calisto data are shown by gene partition. Substitution model was selected based on BIC calculations in jModelTest [41]. Rate multiplier (m) and Gamma-shape (alpha) parameters are from BI whereas the tree likelihood for each gene partition are from the dating analysis using normal distribution for the calibration points and the birth-death process. Other dating analyses have similar values as shown in tree likelihood.

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