Table 1.
Tree statistics for parsimony analyses.
Figure 1.
Graphical representation of the mitochondrial genome of Pyrops candelaria.
Lines within the circle represent the amplification products. The other two fulgoroid species (Lycorma delicatula and Ricania marginalis) sequenced in this study have the same mitogenome structure as Pyrops.
Table 2.
Nucleotide composition for features in the mitogenomes of Pyrops, Lycorma and Ricania.
Table 3.
Codon usage table for Pyrops, Lycorma and Ricania mitochondrial DNA.
Figure 2.
Maximum-parsimony phylogram of 49 hemipterans.
Phylogenetic analysis was based on 13 protein-coding genes (only including first and second codon positions) and two rRNA genes. The tree was rooted by Orthoptera and Psocoptera. Only bootstrap support values above 50% are shown.
Figure 3.
Maximum-likelihood phylogram infered from 13 protein-coding genes (1st and 2nd codon positions) and two rRNA genes.
The tree was rooted by Orthoptera and Psocoptera. Only bootstrap support values above 50% are shown.
Figure 4.
Bayesian phylogram inferred from 13 protein-coding genes (1st and 2nd codon positions) and two rRNA genes.
The tree was rooted by Orthoptera and Psocoptera. Only posterior probabilities above 50% are shown.
Figure 5.
Maximum-parsimony trees from datasets excluding long-branch taxa.
(A) Analysis of dataset ALL_123. (B) Analysis of dataset PCG_123. Only bootstrap values above 50% are shown.
Figure 6.
Maximum-parsimony trees from datatsets excluding outgroups.
(A) Excluding all four outgroups. Branch support values are given as bootstrap values for the dataset ALL_123 (left) and PCG_123 (right). (B) Outgroups excluding only psocid. Only bootstrap values above 50% are shown.