Fig. 1. A in A molecular phylogeny of nephilid spiders: Evolutionary history of a model lineage

Fig. 1. A pictorial summary of nephilid phenotypic diversity (right, a–h), and a strict consensus of 36 trees resulting from parsimony analyses combining molecular markers (full matrix) with morphology (left). The three sets of squares on branches represent node supports from alternative analyses, as follows: the left set corresponds to the parsimony jackknife support for the full (above branch) and Gblocked (Gb, below) matrices, respectively. The middle bar shows maximum likelihood (ML) bootstrap support of the full matrix under the full codon partition scheme. The right set indicates the Bremer supports for the different partitions (PBS) on the reference tree: above branches, from left to right, values for morphology + behavior, followed by the Bremer support values for the nuclear genes and below branches for the mitochondrial genes. See legend for support thresholds.Terminals have the first three letters of current taxonomic familial placement (from bottom:NEP = Nephilidae, ARA = Araneidae, TET = Tetragnathidae, NES = Nesticidae, THE = Theridiidae, THS = Theridiosomatidae, PIM = Pimoidae, LIN = Linyphiidae, DEI = Deinopidae, ULO = Uloboridae). The ingroup, nephilid part of the tree is colored in green and the ingroup terminals are colored according to the accepted nomenclature prior to the classification changes in the current study. Terminals with original molecular data end with specimen codes (as in Table 1), those with data from GenBank end with GB, and those for which only morphological (and behavioral) data were used are labeled M.