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Table 3.

Inferred rates of speciation and extinction for climbing and non-climbing palms using the Cladogenetic State Speciation and Extinction model (ClaSSE) for the best fitting model (model 7) out of ten (see Figure 1).

Model	df	logL	AIC_c	λ₀₀₀	λ₀₀₁	λ₀₁₁	λ₁₀₀	λ₁₁₀	λ₁₁₁	μ₀	μ₁	q₀₁ = q₁₀
Model 7 (non-constrained)	9	-5582	11182	0,64	0,00004	0,00015	0,00021	0,00002	0,87	0,61	0,8	0,00002
SE				0,011	0,00001	0,00001	0,00004	0,00001	0,094	0,012	0,097	0
Model 7 (constrained)	9	-5768	11554	0,53	0,00002	0,0002	0,00022	0,000001	0,58	0,485	0,491	0,00001
SE				0,00504	0,000008	0,00001	0,00005	0,000001	0,022	0,005	0,025	0.000002

In model 7 (non-constrained analysis), simulated crown nodes were allowed to vary between 0 and 100% of the whole length of the subtending branch of the genus. In model 7 (constrained analysis), the crown node of genera were restricted to be between 20 and 100% of the whole length of the subtending branch of the genus (see Materials and Methods). df, degrees of freedom; LogL, likelihood of model; AIC_c, Akaike Information Criterion (AIC) correction for finite sample sizes.