SUPPORTING INFORMATION
Diversification of subgenus Calathus (Coleoptera: Carabidae) in the
Mediterranean region – glacial refugia and taxon pulses
Carlos Ruiz, Bjarte H. Jordal and José Serrano
Journal of Biogeography
Appendix S2 Supplementary figures on subgenus Calathus phylogeny.
Figure S1 Sampling localities. Locality codes are indicated in Table S1 of Appendix
S1.
Figure S2 The 50% majority consensus tree of subgenus Calathus resulting from the
Bayesian analysis of the cox1–cox2 sequence. Numbers above nodes show posterior
probability ≥ 0.90. Bootstrap support values are shown below nodes. Circle numbers are
discussed in the text. MED: Mediterranean region; NA: North Africa; IB: Iberian Peninsula;
IT:Italian Peninsula; BA: Balkan Peninsula; AN: Anatolian Peninsula; CA: Caucasus, LV:
Levant region; EU: Central and North Europe; -S: Southern distribution; -C: Central
distribution; -N: Northern distribution; -W: Western distribution; -E: Eastern distribution.
Figure S3 The 50% majority consensus tree of the subgenus Calathus resulting from the
Bayesian analysis of the EF1α sequence. Numbers above nodes show posterior probability ≥
0.90. Bootstrap support values are shown below nodes. Circle numbers and squared letters
refer to particular clades which are discussed in the text.
Figure S4 The 50% majority consensus tree of the subgenus Calathus resulting from the
Bayesian analysis of the 28S sequence aligned with MAFFT. Numbers above nodes show
posterior probability ≥ 0.90. Bootstrap support values are shown below nodes. Circle numbers
and squared letters refer to particular clades which are discussed in the text.
Figure S5 The 50% majority consensus tree of Iberian Calathus (clade 9) resulting
from the Bayesian analysis of mitochondrial (cox1–cox2) and nuclear (EF1a and 28S)
markers. Numbers above and below nodes as in Fig. 3. Background colour shows the
approximate distribution of Iberian species belonging to clade 9. Arrows indicate
inferred introgression events.
Figure S6 Graphic representation of the 95% confidence intervals of time estimates for 8
sister species in the subgenus Calathus under different calibration analyses. Analysis A was
based on 9 calibration points, analysis B on previously reported rates. The shaded area
represents Pleistocene glacial cycles.