Supplementary Figures from Bayesian modelling of the fossil record enlightens the evolutionary history of Hemiptera

Supplementary Figure 1. Performance comparison between the custom BBB model, optimized for multi-threading and GPU usage, and the traditional BBB model, evaluated using three simulated datasets: (1) 10 extant clades, (2) five extant clades and five extinct clades, and (3) 10 extinct clades. A. Cumulative runtime (minutes) for each analysis across the three datasets using different BBB model implementations. B. Average runtime for each analysis across the three datasets using different BBB model implementations. All analyses were conducted using the same following parameters: -seed 9600; -n 1000000; -s 1000; -q_var 1; -max_age 320. Supplementary Figure 2. Assessment of the impact of -max_age selection on estimated origin (root) and extinction ages of Hemiptera families. Wilcoxon tests comparing the distribution of root ages (A,C,E,G,I,K) and extinction ages (B,D,F,H,J,L) for hemipteran families using (A-B) -max_age 325 versus -max_age 350; (C-D) -max_age 325 versus -max_age 386; (E-F) -max_age 325 versus -max_age 407; (G-H) -max_age 350 versus -max_age 386; (I-J) -max_age 350 versus -max_age 407; (K-L) -max_age 386 versus -max_age 407. Supplementary Figure 3. Origination and extinction events in Hemiptera. A. Number of originations estimated in each geological epoch per sub-orders. B. Number of extinctions estimated in each geological epoch per sub-orders.