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. 2019 Apr 23;68(6):937–955. doi: 10.1093/sysbio/syz019

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Figure 1. — Palaeognath relationships inferred from the total evidence data set of 20,850 loci using MP-EST (a) and ASTRAL (b) species tree methods, and maximum-likelihood analysis of concatenated data with ExaML (c). Bootstrap support values are indicated for clades with 100% support. Scale bars indicate branch length in coalescent units for MP-EST and ASTRAL and in substitutions/site for ExaML. Terminal branches in MP-EST and ASTRAL species trees are uninformative and are drawn as a constant value across taxa.

Inline graphic — Palaeognath relationships inferred from the total evidence data set of 20,850 loci using MP-EST (a) and ASTRAL (b) species tree methods, and maximum-likelihood analysis of concatenated data with ExaML (c). Bootstrap support values are indicated for clades with 100% support. Scale bars indicate branch length in coalescent units for MP-EST and ASTRAL and in substitutions/site for ExaML. Terminal branches in MP-EST and ASTRAL species trees are uninformative and are drawn as a constant value across taxa.