Data from: Evolution at a different pace: Distinctive phylogenetic patterns of cone snails from two ancient oceanic archipelagos

S1-List of specimens of Conus guanche used in this study, sampling sites and island/country.S2- Selected points for capturing the shape of the shell and each radular tooth of Conus guanche. S4- . Selected points for capturing the shape of each radular tooth of Conus guanche. (a) Average Pairwise Procrustes distances within groups of specimens of Conus guanche defined by locality, based on shell morphometry; (b) Pairwise Procrustes distances between groups defined by locality, based on shell morphometry of Conus guanche; (c) Average Pairwise Procrustes distances within groups of specimens of Conus guanche defined by locality, based on radula morphometry; (d) Pairwise Procrustes distances between groups defined by locality, based on radula morphometry of Conus guanche. S6- Selected variables and their importance (in %) obtained with the Random Forests (RF) model used to evaluate their effect on Conus diversity. (a) worldwide; (b) along the West African coast.