Fig. 3 in The Phylogeographic Shortfall in Hexapods: A Lot of Leg Work Remaining

Fig. 3. Distribution of phylogeography studies by major insect group.We conducted a literature search in Web of Science for publication titles including the term "Phylogeograph*" and insect order (the rank of class was used for Protura, Collembola, and Diplura).The search returned 1,955 total hits. (a) The proportion of phylogeography studies (black) and the proportion of described species (gray) for each group. Species numbers are from Stork (2018). (b) A phylogeny of Hexapoda (with relationships as estimated from Misof et al. 2014) matching our major insect groups, with colors matching those in panel a. Transparency in circles reflects the proportion of phylogeography publications for that group. Circles with bluer shades indicate groups with the bulk of insect phylogeography publications; circles with redder shades show insect groups receiving little or no phylogeographic attention.