Additional file 1: of Phylogenetic analyses suggest that diversification and body size evolution are independent in insects

Figure S1. Phylogenetic plot of (log) size traits. A) log maximum body length; B) log minimum body length. Ancestral reconstruction of internal nodes based on a BM process (ancML) (Revel [209]). Lower bars denote the minimum and maximum values of observed traits (ln (mm)); coloration on a red to blue scale. Terminal bars denote membership of major clades; colors as in Fig. 1. Figure S2. Maximum credible model set from Bayesian Analysis of Macroevolutionary Mixtures (BAMM) corresponding to 95 % of the overall model likelihood. Models are listed in order of frequency (f) of obtaining model in the post burnin set corresponding to their inferred probability (listed from top, left to right). Coloration and tree orientation are as in Fig. 4. Table S1. Compiled body length data for included terminal groups with references. Species richness estimates taken from (Rainford et al., [30]); SI. Where multiple references are given they refer respectively to the minimum /maximum values. Taxonomic alterations from (Rainford et al., [30]) are listed in notes. Table S2. Outputs of Macrocaic analysis of relationship between PIC of diversification rate (measured as PDI) and mean log size for major clades. Table S3. Parameter estimates and relative likelihoods of alternative models of mean body size for major orders of Holometabola (including terminal standard error). Models and parameters denoted as in Table 3. (DOCX 2358 kb