Phylogenetic Trees

Figure 2. A neighbor-joining tree of COI sequences (n = 4,266) from this study and public databases used to diagnose candidate species. This is the base file for Supplemental Figure 5 in Young et al. (2022). The label for each sequence reads “CNN-FNN-NNNN Location” for which CNN is the candidate species label, FNN is the form label, NNNN is the specimen code, and Location is the water body name and state, province, or country. These labels and codes are available in the Excel file on this website, or from Supplemental File 2 in Young et al. (2022; shown below). This is a tree file in NWK format that can be opened in a variety of tree-reading programs.

Supplemental materials (1.5 MB zip file)

Figure 3. A neighbor-joining tree of cytb sequences (n = 1,152) from this study and public databases used to diagnose candidate species. This is the base file for Supplemental Figure 6 in Young et al. (2022). The label for each sequence reads “CNN-FNN-NNNN Location” for which CNN is the candidate species label, FNN is the form label, NNNN is the specimen code, and Location is the water body name and state, province, or country. These labels and codes are available in the Excel file on this website, or from Supplemental File 2 in Young et al. (2022; shown below). This is a tree file in NWK format that can be opened in a variety of tree-reading programs.

Supplemental materials (1.5 MB zip file)