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Lineage divergence estimates from fossils and molecules sometimes clash.

Divergence estimates, however, can be inflated if sister species pairs are not included and the geographic extent of variation within any given taxon is not sampled comprehensively.

Similar divergence estimates were computed considering the two groups identified by the Structure analysis, since the FST value was equal to 0.49.

Because these are largely due to transitions resulting from deamination of cytosine residues in the Neandertal DNA, we restricted the divergence estimates to transversions.

We have no basis to question the relative temporal ordering of these divergence estimates.

Table S3 contains all polymorphism and divergence estimates used in analyses.

Mean divergence estimates (t) (calibrated with mutation rates of 2 and 4% divergence per Ma) ranged from 91 182 (HPD 24 320) kya.

The use of either uncorrected p or Kimura 2-parameter did not affect the results, so we present only the uncorrected p divergence estimates.

First, pairwise K2P genetic distances among putative basins were calculated using Arlequin v3.11 [37] and divergence estimates were divided by an assumed molecular clock.

Both applications calculate haplogroup divergence estimates and their error ranges, as average number of substitutions in mtDNA clusters (haplogroups) from the ancestral sequence type [64].

Second, the observed correlation between troglomorphy and time does not depend upon absolute accuracy of time estimates, but rather only on the relative temporal ordering of divergence estimates.