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. 2021 Apr 10;70(6):1200–1212. doi: 10.1093/sysbio/syab027

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Figure 3. — Dayhoff 9-, 12-, 15- and 18-state recoding produce fewer incorrect trees than Dayhoff 6-state recoding under various levels of compositional heterogeneity. Trees were reconstructed by applying the non-recoded (NR) Dayhoff matrix or alternative Dayhoff recoding strategies (the number of states in the recoding strategy is indicated by digits). Incorrect trees did not include a monophyletic group of taxa from clade-A and clade-B and monophyletic group of taxa from clade-C and clade-D. The -axis refers to percentage out of 1000 trees.

Inline graphic — Dayhoff 9-, 12-, 15- and 18-state recoding produce fewer incorrect trees than Dayhoff 6-state recoding under various levels of compositional heterogeneity. Trees were reconstructed by applying the non-recoded (NR) Dayhoff matrix or alternative Dayhoff recoding strategies (the number of states in the recoding strategy is indicated by digits). Incorrect trees did not include a monophyletic group of taxa from clade-A and clade-B and monophyletic group of taxa from clade-C and clade-D. The -axis refers to percentage out of 1000 trees.