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In contrast to the well-supported clades recovered within
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, our phylogenetic reconstruction failed to provide enough resolution within
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, where many clades were poorly supported in both ML and BI analyses (
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; Supporting Information,
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, S3). At the same time, our results seem to be inconsistent with data from morphological studies, failing to support the division of taxa of the subtribe into the nalassoid and cylindrinotoid groups, currently recognized based on larval morphology and on the structure of male and female terminalia (
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, Purchart and Nabozhenko 2012). In fact, the most species-rich genera of these groups,
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, respectively, were both recovered as highly polyphyletic in the present work, highlighting the need for a substantial taxonomic revision of
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, once the phylogenetic relationships within this clade are fully resolved.
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Ŋe phylogenetic uncertainty regarding the basal relationships within
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recovered in the present study is puzzling, considering our dense taxon sampling and the inclusion of two mitochondrial markers and three separately evolving nuclear protein-coding markers in our dataset. Interestingly, both mitochondrial and nuclear gene fragments targeted in this study provided much stronger resolution within
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than within
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(Supporting Information, Figs S7, S8), despite similar levels of informative sites (Supporting Information, Table S4) and of third codon position saturation in both groups (Supporting Information,
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). One possible explanation, which is largely corroborated by our molecular dating analysis, is the relatively rapid diversification of many
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lineages during the beginning of the Palaeogene, which might have been mediated by a steep increase in macrolichen richness occurring during that period (Nelsen
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2020b). Multiple closely spaced speciation events can result in ubiquitous discordance between gene and species trees aưributable to incomplete lineage sorting (
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Avise
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1983
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,
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), in which case concatenation-based tree inference methods of unlinked loci could result in inaccurate estimation of phylogenetic relationships (
<bibRefCitation id="4A4E45A52F44D57017ECF9D38C27D41F" author="Kubatko LS &amp; Degnan JH" box="[1004,1287,1585,1609]" pageId="7" pagination="17 - 24" refId="ref8980" refString="Kubatko LS, Degnan JH. Inconsistency of phylogenetic estimates from concatenated data under coalescence. Systematic Biology 2007; 56: 17 - 24." type="journal article" year="2007">Kubatko and Degnan 2007</bibRefCitation>
, Roch and Steel 2015). Ŋus, the utilization of coalescence-based tree inference methods might be crucial in resolving the phylogenetic relationships within
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, suggesting that the use of a substantially higher number of unlinked loci (i.e. a genomic dataset) and a denser taxon sampling at both inter- and intraspecific levels should be the main focus of future studies.
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