Supplementary Information – Phylogeography and genetic diversity of the Serrated Hinge-back Tortoise<i> </i><i>Kinixys erosa </i>(Schweigger, 1812): implications for taxonomy and conservation. Zootaxa

Table S1. Studied samples and sequences downloaded from GenBank. Numbers of Kinixys erosa samples included in the subset are shown in bold. Samples are housed in the tissue collection of the Museum of Zoology, Senckenberg Dresden. Table S2. Primers used for amplifying and sequencing DNA fragments for Kinixys. Table S3. Partitions and evolutionary models for the mitochondrial alignment inferred by PartitionFinder 2 (Lanfear et al. 2017) using the Bayesian Information Criterion. Table S4. Number of alleles (nA) and number of private alleles (nAP) for parsimony networks of phased nuclear sequences for the dataset containing all hinge-back tortoises. Figure S1. Parsimony networks for three phased nuclear loci of Kinixys. Symbol size corresponds to allele frequency; lines connecting alleles represent a single mutation step if not indicated otherwise by numbers. Colors of circles correspond to lineages of Figure 1. Small white circles are missing alleles. Figure S2. Parsimony networks for alleles of 17 nuclear loci of Kinixys erosa. Symbol size corresponds to allele frequency; lines connecting alleles represent a single mutation step. Colors correspond to Figures 1 and 2; small white circles are missing alleles. The most variable loci are HBMG2, P26S4, ODC, PAX1P1, R35, RAG2, TB82, TB53, and TB73.