Data from: The effect of geographical scale of sampling on DNA barcoding

Supplementary Figure 1: Neighbour-Joining tree on complete European dataset of Agabini diving-beetlesProduced from PAUP with a Kimura-2-Parameter modelSuppl_Fig_1_NJ_tree.pdfSupplementary Figure 2: Strict consensus tree of four most parsimonious trees from complete European dataset of Agabini diving-beetlesParsimony analysis done in TNT with driven search strategy using tree-fusing and sectorial searches.Suppl_Fig_2_parsimony_tree.pdfSupplementary Figure 3: Majority-rule consensus tree from Bayesian analysis on complete European dataset of Agabini diving-beetlesBayesian analysis done in MrBayes 3.2 with codon-partitioned GTR+I+G model and using a parsimony topology as start tree.Suppl_Fig_3_Bayesian_tree.pdfNeighbour joining tree in nexus format European AgabiniNJ_tree.nexBayesian tree in nexus format European Agabinibayesian_tree.nex43 most parsimonious trees from parsimony analysis in nexus format European Agabini43MPT.nexDated CO1 gene tree in nexus format on species level matrix of European AgabiniProduced from BEAST with codon partitioned GTR+I+G model.beast_chronogram.nexSpecies level CO1 dataset in nexus format for gene-tree dating of European AgabiniAgabini_CO1_species_level_for_dating.nexComplete European Agabini dataset in tab-delimited text format with CO1 sequences, species names, unique ID, geographic origin and coordinatesTab-delimited text file with the following fields; BMNH number Family Subfamily Genus Species Name State Country Lat_dec Lon_dec CO1_sequence DNA.Plate DNA.Plate.WellAgabini_data_w_lat_and_lon.txtComplete CO1 dataset of European Agabini in nexus formatAgabini_CO1_sequences.nex