Two-way ANOSIM results (R statistics and associated p-values), evaluating the effects of vegetation type and altitude on ecological similarities (Bray-Curtis) and phylogenetic distances (MPD) of skipper assemblages1.

1Analyses were performed at three different taxonomic levels (entire family Hesperiidae, and two major subfamilies), and for two different branch length transformation methods: ‘All 1’: equal branch lengths assigned to the tree topology; ‘Grafen’s Rho’: Grafen’s branch length transformation method [45]. Results printed in bold remained significant after applying a false discovery rate approach.Two-way ANOSIM results (R statistics and associated p-values), evaluating the effects of vegetation type and altitude on ecological similarities (Bray-Curtis) and phylogenetic distances (MPD) of skipper assemblages1.