Fig. 5From: A phylogeny of the evening primrose family (Onagraceae) using a target enrichment approach with 303 nuclear lociAlternative topologies for clades within Onagraceae. The relative frequency of gene trees is shown for quartets of taxa (bar graphs). Green bars indicate the RAxML-ASTRAL topology, teal and light blue bars indicate alternative topologies. Dotted lines indicate 1/3 of the total gene trees for each quartet; roughly equal proportions for the three possible topologies indicate a polytomy within the present dataset. a Early-diverging Onagraceae; b Placement of Hauya; c Monophyly of Circaea and Fuchsia; d Monophyly of Megacorax and Lopezia; e Early-diverging Onagreae, where clades X and Y refer to the following groups: clade X comprises Camissoniopsis, Eremothera, Camissonia, Tetrapteron, and Neoholmgrenia; clade Y comprises Clarkia, Chylismiella, and Gayophytum; f Clades within Oenothera, the quartet at node I is ((Lineage B, sect. Pachylophus), Lineage A + sect. Calylophus) Outgroup) and node II is ((Lineage A, sect. Calylophus), (Lineage B + sect. Pachylophus) Outgroup), the mode common alternative topology for node I is shownBack to article page