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. 2013 Dec 17;8(12):e84559. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0084559

Figure 4. Phylogeny of partial COI mtDNA haplotypes in Euperipatoides rowelli.

Figure 4

A non-clock HKY+I+G model of evolution was used. Numbers at the root of each branch are Bayesian posterior probability support values. Haplotype labels in red are those which are common (>9 occurrences across all individuals). Dots next to haplotype labels represent second-level nuclear assignment group of individuals with those haplotypes. Squares next to haplotype labels represent occurrence of that haplotype in each of five regions defined on the spatial distribution of the common haplotypes, which correspond roughly to the five microgeographic regions of Garrick et al. [4]. Clades defined by the first branches in from the outgroups with support values > 0.75. Haplotypes 58 and 59 are not members of any clade. Phylogeny is rooted with an additional outgroup (Ooperipatus sp.) not shown here.