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R Graphics Output CODON PARTITION TIGER PARTITION SIR14GEO Setina irrorella SIR14GEO Setina irrorella AMSP13GE1 Amata sp. AMSP13GE1 Amata sp. 94 MM05671 Coscinia cribraria MM05671 Coscinia cribraria 94 DNA1252 Tyria jacobaeae DNA1252 Tyria jacobaeae 73 78 NSGJZ017 Aglaomorpha histrio NSGJZ017 Aglaomorpha histrio 92 95 CPUD13SPA Cymbalophora pudica CPUD13SPA Cymbalophora pudica 95 92 JMZI001 Haploa reversa JMZI001 Haploa reversa 75 100 KN00905 Euplagia splendidior KN00905 Euplagia splendidior 100 88 70 NSGJZ003 Euplagia quadripunctata NSGJZ003 Euplagia quadripunctata 52 CDOM14FIN Callimorpha dominula CDOM14FIN Callimorpha dominula 100 100 100 CDOM14GE1 Callimorpha dominula CDOM14GE1 Callimorpha dominula 100 RZ136 Callimorpha dominula RZ136 Callimorpha dominula NSGJZ021 Secusio doriae NSGJZ021 Secusio doriae 100 100 89 RZ387 Nyctemera baulus NSGJZ008 Nyctemera adversata 90 98 NSGJZ008 Nyctemera adversata RZ387 Nyctemera baulus 100 KC33 Virbia immaculata KC33 Virbia immaculata 100 100 99 JZ000 Virbia fragilis KC11 Virbia opella 100 69 KC11 Virbia opella JZ000 Virbia fragilis 61 RZ30 Creatonotos transiens RZ30 Creatonotos transiens 99 100 NSGJZ009 Chionarctia nivea NSGJZ009 Chionarctia nivea 81 72 CNLEP113666 Pyrrharctia isabella CNLEP113666 Pyrrharctia isabella 100 100 100 100 81 NSGJZ011 Phragmatobia amuriensis KN00881 Amurrhyparia leopardinula 85 KN00881 Amurrhyparia leopardinula NSGJZ011 Phragmatobia amuriensis SCDNA169 Arachnis picta SCDNA169 Arachnis picta 99 CR055 Hypercompe laeta CR055 Hypercompe laeta 61 56 97 100 T1 Estigmene tenuistrigata T1 Estigmene tenuistrigata 100 M5 Spilosomina sp M5 Spilosomina sp 16 77 31 76 KN00900 Sinowatsonia hoenei KN00900 Sinowatsonia hoenei 74 73 96 KN00902 Nannoarctia tripartita OSCHLEINI14 Olepa schleini 99 OSCHLEINI14 Olepa schleini KN00902 Nannoarctia tripartita 82 85 30 KN00901 Eospilarctia pauper ALAT15KK Artimelia latrellei 37 ALAT15KK Artimelia latrellei KN00901 Eospilarctia pauper CRUF15SPA Canararctia rufescens CRUF15SPA Canararctia rufescens 3231 1929 W72 Hyphantria cunea W72 Hyphantria cunea 98 99 65 SCDNA81 Spilosoma virginica W13 Estigmene acrea 76 28 W13 Estigmene acrea SCDNA81 Spilosoma virginica 25 100 100 KN00899 Murzinarctia x album MM07409 Spilarctia luteum 100 MM07409 Spilarctia luteum KN00899 Murzinarctia x album 65 67 100 TTAM15MOR Spilosomina sp TTAM15MOR Spilosomina sp 85 82 MM01038 Spilosoma lubricipedum MM01038 Spilosoma lubricipedum 97 94 100 OZOR13SPA Ocnogyna zoraida MM07688 Diaphora mendica 100 MM07688 Diaphora mendica OZOR13SPA Ocnogyna zoraida MM12598 Diacrisia sannio KN00885 Sibirarctia kindermanni 97 100 72 MM08356 Rhyparia purpurata KN00887 Sibirarctia buraetica NSGJZ014 Rhyparioides amurensis KN00882 Hyperborea czekanowskii 97 KN00882 Hyperborea czekanowskii CARR13SPA Chelis arragonensis 99 99 KN00885 Sibirarctia kindermanni KN00904 Chelis simplonica 59 76 99 KN00887 Sibirarctia buraetica CCAE11GRE Chelis caecilia 75 97 CMAC10RUS Chelis maculosa CDAH10RU1 Chelis dahurica 100 48 44 100 CDAH10RU1 Chelis dahurica CMAC10RUS Chelis maculosa CCAE11GRE Chelis caecilia KN00889 Palearctia glaphyra 88 57 57 58 CARR13SPA Chelis arragonensis KN00898 Palearctia hauensteini 60 KN00904 Chelis simplonica KN00888 Centrarctia mongolica 99 97 88 KN00898 Palearctia hauensteini KN00877 Tancrea pardalina 39 KN00889 Palearctia glaphyra CNLEP113661 Neoarctia beani 100 76 94 97 KN00877 Tancrea pardalina CNLEP113660 Neoarctia brucei 65 KN00888 Centrarctia mongolica KN00878 Holoarctia cervini 100 47 100 CNLEP113661 Neoarctia beani HPUE12SUE Holoarctia puengeleri 80 CNLEP113660 Neoarctia brucei MM12598 Diacrisia sannio 39 100 99 KN00878 Holoarctia cervini MM08356 Rhyparia purpurata 80 HPUE12SUE Holoarctia puengeleri NSGJZ014 Rhyparioides amurensis 98 CNLEP113669 Holarctia obliterata CNLEP113669 Holarctia obliterata 96 KN00884 Grammia obliterata KN00884 Grammia obliterata CNLEP113672 Grammia arge CNLEP113672 Grammia arge 99 9959 68 100 CNLEP113667 Apantesis nais CNLEP113667 Apantesis nais 100 35 98 CNLEP113679 Notarctia proxima CNLEP113679 Notarctia proxima 96 CNLEP113670 Grammia williamsii CNLEP113670 Grammia williamsii 100 78 MM10596 Grammia quenseli CNLEP113678 Grammia incorrupta 94 99 56 CNLEP113678 Grammia incorrupta MM10596 Grammia quenseli 76 CNLEP113671 Grammia parthenice CNLEP113671 Grammia parthenice 90 97 58 97 CNLEP113665 Grammia virguncula SCDNA83 Apantesis vittata 97 61 SCDNA83 Apantesis vittata CNLEP113665 Grammia virguncula KN00880 Micrarctia trigona KN00880 Micrarctia trigona 100 AFESIRAN Arctia festiva AFESIRAN Arctia festiva 100 91 AFES10RUS Arctia festiva AFES10RUS Arctia festiva 93 100 GEO13 2.2 Parasemia plantaginis GEO13 2.2 Parasemia plantaginis 100 BULDOR001 Parasemia plantaginis BULDOR001 Parasemia plantaginis 92 91 HDEJ14SP2 Hyphoraia dejeani HDEJ14SP2 Hyphoraia dejeani 84 100 100 81 100 MM08779 Hyphoraia aulica HTES14ITA Hyphoraia testudinaria 100 95 HTES14ITA Hyphoraia testudinaria MM08779 Hyphoraia aulica 96 100 AUNG10MOR Atlantarctia ungemachi AVIL12SPA Arctia villica 100 75 KN00862 Arctia tigrina AVIKRUSK Arctia villica 82 100 AVIKRUSK Arctia villica AUNG10MOR Atlantarctia ungemachi 100 97 AVIL12SPA Arctia villica KN00862 Arctia tigrina 97 100 KN00875 Arctia thibetica AINT13TAJ Arctia intercalaris 100 AINT13TAJ Arctia intercalaris KN00875 Arctia thibetica 100 100 100 CNLEP81969 Arctia brachyptera ACAJ13RUS Arctia caja 100 100 CNLEP113664 Arctia opulenta KN00873 Arctia martinhoneyi 39 W15 Arctia caja W15 Arctia caja 59 26 91 12 KN00873 Arctia martinhoneyi CNLEP81969 Arctia brachyptera 100 89 ACAJ13RUS Arctia caja CNLEP113664 Arctia opulenta CNLEP78241 Platyprepia virginalis CNLEP78241 Platyprepia virginalis MM23400 Oroncus nr.alaica MM23400 Oroncus nr.alaica 99 97 KN00869 Orontobia secreta KN00865 Pararctia tundrana 69 36 37 KN00860 Acerbia seitzi CNLEP113676 Pararctia subnebulosa 100 86 90 KN00874 Arctia rueckbeili CNLEP113675 Pararctia lapponica 98 KN00863 Gonerda perornata MM23469 Pararctia lapponica 80 KN00867 Platarctia souliei KN00869 Orontobia secreta 91 2177 51100 KN00872 Preparctia buddenbrocki KN00874 Arctia rueckbeili 26 78 KN00864 Sinoarctia sieversi KN00860 Acerbia seitzi 82 KN00871 Preparctia romanovi KN00867 Platarctia souliei 44 KN00870 Preparctia mirifica KN00863 Gonerda perornata 20 13 82 33 BMEN11RU2 Borearctia menetriesi KN00871 Preparctia romanovi 82 30 PMAT11RUS Pericallia matronula KN00870 Preparctia mirifica 79 CNLEP113673 Platarctia parthenos KN00872 Preparctia buddenbrocki 99 6 17 100 AFLA11RUS Arctia flavia KN00864 Sinoarctia sieversi 15 AFLA14AUS Arctia flavia CNLEP113677 Acerbia alpina 100 100 MM23468 Acerbia alpina MM23468 Acerbia alpina 27 CNLEP113677 Acerbia alpina CNLEP113673 Platarctia parthenos 67 26 68 CNLEP113676 Pararctia subnebulosa PMAT11RUS Pericallia matronula 34 100 KN00865 Pararctia tundrana BMEN11RU2 Borearctia menetriesi 30 96 CNLEP113675 Pararctia lapponica AFLA14AUS Arctia flavia 100 MM23469 Pararctia lapponica AFLA11RUS Arctia flavia Figure S1a. Arctiina CODON PARTITION TIGER PARTITION CP03 70 Pronophila thelebe CP B01 Brintesia circe EW1 1 Pararge aegeria EW1 1 Pararge aegeria 22 CP03 63 Manerebia cyclopina CP07 89 Steremnia umbracina 56 CP07 89 Steremnia umbracina CP03 63 Manerebia cyclopina 27 CP B01 Brintesia circe EW24 7 Erebia oeme 79 24 81 EW4 5 Maniola jurtina EW4 5 Maniola jurtina 6 EW24 7 Erebia oeme NW108 3 Taygetis virgilia 91 26 90 NW108 3 Taygetis virgilia CP04 62 Eretris 8 CP04 62 Eretris CP03 70 Pronophila thelebe 42 CP01 33 Euptychia spn2 CP01 33 Euptychia spn2 27 34 100 CP19 10 Calisto nubila CP19 10 Calisto nubila 100 PR 1 3 Calisto nubila PR 1 3 Calisto nubila 100 DR003 Calisto pulchella RN02 14 Calisto archebates 35 33 94 DR015 Calisto pulchella CAL Sat102 Calisto raburni 52 56 RN02 12 Calisto zangis RN02 12 Calisto zangis 96 CAL Sat102 Calisto raburni DR003 Calisto pulchella 100 96 100 100 CP20 08 Calisto tasajera DR015 Calisto pulchella 93 CP20 07 Calisto tasajera CP20 07 Calisto tasajera 100 100 100 100 DR059 Calisto schwartzi CP20 08 Calisto tasajera DR063 Calisto schwartzi DR059 Calisto schwartzi 100 100 96 100 DR075 Calisto lyceius DR063 Calisto schwartzi 96 100 DR081 Calisto lyceius DR081 Calisto lyceius 100 100 CP19 05 Calisto crypta DR075 Calisto lyceius 100 98 CP20 01 Calisto crypta CP19 05 Calisto crypta 45 99 CP20 02 Calisto crypta CP20 01 Calisto crypta 81 47 99 76 CP20 03 Calisto crypta CP20 02 Calisto crypta 73 NW149 17 Calisto crypta CP20 03 Calisto crypta 73 RN02 14 Calisto archebates NW149 17 Calisto crypta DR019 Calisto debarriera DR019 Calisto debarriera 100 100 96 DR016 Calisto confusa DR016 Calisto confusa 99 23 DR032 Calisto confusa DR032 Calisto confusa RN03 02 Calisto batesi RN03 02 Calisto batesi 68 100 100 80 RN02 18 Calisto loxias RN02 18 Calisto loxias 54 42 100 CP20 11 Calisto hysius RN04 02 Calisto hysius 100 RN04 02 Calisto hysius CP20 11 Calisto hysius 38 100 100 94 RN06 02 Calisto grannus CP19 08 Calisto grannus 48 100 RN06 03 Calisto grannus NW149 15 Calisto grannus 100 CP19 11 Calisto sommeri CP19 11 Calisto sommeri 67 37 52 NW149 15 Calisto grannus RN06 03 Calisto grannus 91 100 100 CP19 08 Calisto grannus RN06 02 Calisto grannus RN06 04 Calisto obscura RN06 04 Calisto obscura 100 100 DR080 Calisto obscura DR080 Calisto obscura 50 64 NW150 2 Calisto obscura NW150 2 Calisto obscura 33 44 46 40 NW150 1 Calisto obscura NW150 1 Calisto obscura 82 75 91 NW149 12 Calisto obscura DR005 Calisto obscura 87 DR005 Calisto obscura NW149 12 Calisto obscura CP20 04 Calisto arcas CP20 04 Calisto arcas 100 100 70 NW149 16 Calisto arcas CP19 01 Calisto arcas 79 21 CP19 01
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