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Table 5 Time of divergence among E. ockendeni clades based on Bayesian coalescent estimation

From: Cryptic diversity and deep divergence in an upper Amazonian leaflitter frog, Eleutherodactylus ockendeni

  

at 0.6%/MYR

at 1.0%/MYR

 

clock

TMRCA (mya)

TMRCA (mya)

Ingroup

relaxed

27.01 (15.46–39.01)

15.1 (9.65–20.96)

 

constant

24.39 (18.72–30.37)

14.61 (11.39–18.37)

Upland and Lowland

relaxed

15.23 (9.39–21.80)

9.03 (5.79–12.32)

 

constant

15.19 (11.71–19.05)

9.11 (7.03–11.39)

Southeastern Clade

relaxed

5.08 (1.79–8.62)

2.70 (1.19–4.81)

 

constant

4.53 (2.78–6.30)

2.72 (1.65–3.75)

Upland Clade

relaxed

5.12 (2.44–8.45)

2.88 (1.52–4.49)

 

constant

6.25 (4.29–8.26)

2.70 (1.80–3.61)

Lowland Clade

relaxed

6.59 (3.27–10.48)

3.82 (2.01–5.76)

 

constant

4.50 (3.09–6.11)

3.75 (2.59–4.94)

  1. Time of divergence estimates among monophyletic clades in millions of years (mya) at 0.6% and 1.0%/MYR substitution rates calculated from Bayesian coalescent phylogenetic estimation of time to most recent common ancestor (with 95% highest posterior density), modelled assuming a relaxed or constant molecular clock (as implemented in BEAST).
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