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Table 4 Partition schemes and models of substitution

From: Multiple genetic lineages challenge the monospecific status of the West African endemic frog family Odontobatrachidae

8 partitions

14 partitions

 

substitution model

included partitions

 

substitution model

included partitions

1

GTR + G

12S, 16S; cytb (P1)

1

TIM2 + G

12S

2

F81 + I

BDNF (P1), Rag1 (P1)

2

TIM2 + I + G

16S

3

JC

BDNF (P2), SIA (P2)

3

TIM2 + I + G

cytb (P1)

4

K80 + G

BDNF (P3)

4

TPM2uf + G

cytb (P2)

5

K80 + I

RAG1 (P2), SIA (P1)

5

TIM1 + I + G

cytb (P3)

6

K80 + G

RAG1 (P3), SIA (P3)

6

GTR + I

RAG1 (P1)

7

HKY + G

cytb (P2)

7

TIM1 + I

RAG1 (P2)

8

TrN + I

cytb (P3)

8

HKY + I

RAG1 (P3)

   

9

TrNef

SIA (P1)

4 partitions

10

JC

SIA (P2)

1

GTR + G

12S, 16S, cytb (P1)

11

TPM2uf + G

SIA (P3)

2

JC + 1

RAG1 (P1), RAG1 (P2)

12

K80 + G

BDNF (P1)

3

HKY + G

cytb (P2), RAG1 (P3)

13

JC

BDNF (P2)

4

TrN + I

cytb (P3)

14

JC

BDNF (P3)

  1. Models of substitution applied in the Bayesian inference (8 partitions; PartitionFinder) and the maximally partitioned dataset (14 partitions; jModelTest). Models of substitution applied in the dating analysis (4 partitions, PartitionFinder).