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Table S1. Samples information of fig and fig wasp for Microsatellite or COI sequences.Table S2. Microsatellite primers of Ficus plants used in this paper.Table S3. Fig volatile samples of receptive phase in Menglun site.Table S4. Genetic distance matrix (Mean± SE) for pollinator clades.Table S5. Frequency of associations between sympatric Ficus species and Ceratosolen species basing on 87 de novo sequenced Ceratosolen wasps.Table S6. Posterior probabilities of assignment of 13 individuals identified as putative hybrids from Bayesian clustering analysis (K = 5) using a priori species identity information with migration rate priors of 0.10, 0.05, 0.01 are shown.Table S7. Pairwise migration rates (MR) for five sympatric morphological figs estimated in BayesAss.Table S8. Tentatative results of occurrences (Occ) and relative abundances (Mean, SD) of the compounds found in fig volatiles at receptive phase of five morphological fig species.Figure S1. Bayesian tree of all Ceratosolen fig wasps with COI gene recored in GenBank.Figure S2 Bayesian tree of Ficus from Subgenus Sycomorus based on the ITS-G3pdh combined dataset.Figure S3. Bayesian tree of 87 Ceratosolen fig wasps de novo sequenced in this study based on the COI gene.