Biogeography of the Phalaenopsis amabilis species complex inferred from nuclear and plastid DNAs

BMC Plant Biology

Table 7 The ancestral areas inferred through Lagrange. Relative probability is the fraction of the global likelihood of a split

Node	Ancestral range	-ln(L)	Relative probability
80	[A\|J]	−100.1	0.174
79	[J\|J]	−98.84	0.588
77	[J\|J]	−98.68	0.689
76	[IJ\|I]	−98.43	0.886
75	[I\|H]	−98.41	0.913
73	[J\|I]	−98.44	0.875
72	[J\|J]	−99.22	0.401
70	[J\|I]	−98.45	0.862
67	[H\|I]	−98.36	0.942
66	[J\|H]	−98.53	0.796
65	[A\|G]	−99.81	0.223
64	[G\|D]	−99.61	0.271
63	[D\|H]	−99.32	0.363
59	[D\|D]	−98.32	0.981
58	[D\|D]	−98.82	0.596
55	[D\|C]	−113.5	1.000
52	[G\|G]	−98.50	0.825
49	[B\|A]	−98.76	0.635
47	[E\|B]	−98.76	0.638

The distribution areas of extant accessions of P. amabilis species are marked in capitals A–J (A: Bantam, Java, Indonesia; B: Mentawai Is., Sumatra, Indonesia; C: Brooks Point, Palawan, the Philippines; D: Sabah, Indonesia; E: East Timor; F: Celebes, Molucca Is., Indonesia; G: Kaiser Wilhelms, New Guinea; H: Mindanao, the Philippines; I: Manila, Luzon, Fuga Is., and Calayan Is. in the Philippines; J: southern Taiwan), respectively

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