Fig. 2 in Ormyrus labotus (Hymenoptera: Ormyridae): Another Generalist That Should not be a Generalist is not a Generalist

Fig. 2. Combination of molecular (COI), morphological, and host data used alongside emergence data (Fig. 3) to develop species hypotheses for Ormyrus specimens included in the phylogeny.The clade numbers represent putative species based on all the evidence combined.To the furthest left is a cartoon of the mtCOI Bayesian tree (Supp Fig. 40 [online only]), with nodes collapsed based on our species hypotheses (two exceptions to this are clades 26a/b and 31, which are collapsed based on molecular species delimitation results; see clade descriptions in Results).The two columns to right of the clade number indicate species assignments based on the ASAP and bPTP approaches, respectively.The next column shows the morphological identification of wasps within the corresponding clade based on existing species descriptions. Columns to the right of the morphological ID summarize ecological data for each clade, including gall host, gall morphology, oak tree section, and location of gall tissue.