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Figure 1.

Proposed phylogenetic hypotheses within Heteroptera.

(A) after Schuh (1979). (B) after Zrzavý (1992). (C) after Mahner (1993) & Shcherbakov and Popov (2002). (D) after Wheeler et al. (1993). (E) after Yang (2002). (F) after Xie et al. (2008). Cim.: Cimicomorpha; Dip.: Dipsocoromorpha; Eni.: Enicocephalomorpha; Ger.: Gerromorpha; Lep.: Leptopodomorpha; Nep.: Nepomorpha; Pen.: Pentatomomorpha.

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Table 1.

Data statistics for individual and combined analyses.

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Figure 2.

Substitution patterns of 18S rDNA, 28S rDNA, 16S rDNA and COI gene.

The number of transition (S) and transversion (V) substitutions is plotted against Kimura 2 parameter (K2p) distance considering all sites. Each point represents a pairwise comparison among two taxa. (A) 18S rDNA saturation plot. (B) 28S rDNA saturation plot. (C) 16S rDNA saturation plot. (D) COI saturation plot.

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Figure 3.

MP phylogram inferred from nuclear data set with gaps coded as missing data.

Bootstrap support values (>50%) are indicated at each node.

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Figure 4.

ML phylogram inferred from nuclear data set.

Bootstrap support values (>50%) are indicated at each node.

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Figure 5.

Bayesian phylogram inferred from nuclear data set.

Bayesian posterior probabilities (>50%) are indicated at each node.

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Figure 6.

MP phylogram inferred from combined data set with gaps coded as missing data.

Bootstrap support values (>50%) are indicated at each node.

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Figure 7.

ML phylogram inferred from combined data set.

Bootstrap support values (>50%) are indicated at each node.

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Figure 8.

Bayesian phylogram inferred from combined data set.

Bayesian posterior probabilities (>50%) are indicated at each node.

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Figure 9.

Chronogram of the maximum likelihood phylogeny of Heteroptera and outgroups generated using Penalized Likelihood.

Approximate divergence dates and 95% confidence intervals of selected clades (A, B, C, D, E) are indicated along the x-axis. Average ages for F, G, H, K, L, M and N were: F,228.0 Mya; G,164.1 Mya; H, 186.2 Mya, K, 66.3 Mya; L,193.0 Mya; M, 192.2 Mya; N, 152.9 Mya. Bars in corresponding colours were represented the age ranges of the oldest fossils for the infraorders.

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Figure 10.

Chronogram of maximum credibility ultrametric tree the Heteroptera generated using BEAST.

Branch lengths are drawn proportional to time; highest posterior density credible intervals for nodes are indicated by horizontal grey bars.

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