taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
BC1487A63B43FFF6FC83FED9FAEEFD70.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/7182438/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7182438	Fig. 2. Circular maximum likelihood phylogeny of Nylanderia generated in IQ-TREE 2 from the 80% complete SWSC-partitioned UCE matrix. Biogeography of terminal taxa is based on inferred native ranges and may not indicate collecting locality for known non-native species. Samples indicated with red text are globetrotting species. Nodal support is provided in SH-aLRT (Shimodaira–Hasegawa approximate likelihood ratio test) values on the left side of the node, and UFBoot (ultrafast bootstrap) values on the right side of the node. For both support values, less than 80% is considered weak support, between 80 and 94.9% is considered moderate support, and greater than or equal to 95% is considered strong support.	Fig. 2. Circular maximum likelihood phylogeny of Nylanderia generated in IQ-TREE 2 from the 80% complete SWSC-partitioned UCE matrix. Biogeography of terminal taxa is based on inferred native ranges and may not indicate collecting locality for known non-native species. Samples indicated with red text are globetrotting species. Nodal support is provided in SH-aLRT (Shimodaira–Hasegawa approximate likelihood ratio test) values on the left side of the node, and UFBoot (ultrafast bootstrap) values on the right side of the node. For both support values, less than 80% is considered weak support, between 80 and 94.9% is considered moderate support, and greater than or equal to 95% is considered strong support.	2022-01-25	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea		Zenodo	biologists	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea			
BC1487A63B43FFF6FC83FED9FAEEFD70.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/7182442/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7182442	Fig. 4. Multi-species coalescent phylogenies of the guatemalensis and fulva complexes, generated in ASTRAL-III using 75% complete alignment matrices. (A) (left) represents the unphased MSC analysis and (B) (right) represents the phased MSC analysis. Values on the internal nodes represent local posterior probabilities (LPP),with ≥0.95 indicating strong support and ≤0.75 indicating weak support.Scale bars under phylogenetic trees indicate number of substitutions per site. Photos of N. guatemalensis (Ny097), N. steinheili (Ny101), and N. fulva (Ny191) workers in profile view are to scale and were taken by Brandon Mai.	Fig. 4. Multi-species coalescent phylogenies of the guatemalensis and fulva complexes, generated in ASTRAL-III using 75% complete alignment matrices. (A) (left) represents the unphased MSC analysis and (B) (right) represents the phased MSC analysis. Values on the internal nodes represent local posterior probabilities (LPP),with ≥0.95 indicating strong support and ≤0.75 indicating weak support.Scale bars under phylogenetic trees indicate number of substitutions per site. Photos of N. guatemalensis (Ny097), N. steinheili (Ny101), and N. fulva (Ny191) workers in profile view are to scale and were taken by Brandon Mai.	2022-01-25	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea		Zenodo	biologists	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea			
BC1487A63B43FFF6FC83FD3CFAB4FAC0.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/7182438/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7182438	Fig. 2. Circular maximum likelihood phylogeny of Nylanderia generated in IQ-TREE 2 from the 80% complete SWSC-partitioned UCE matrix. Biogeography of terminal taxa is based on inferred native ranges and may not indicate collecting locality for known non-native species. Samples indicated with red text are globetrotting species. Nodal support is provided in SH-aLRT (Shimodaira–Hasegawa approximate likelihood ratio test) values on the left side of the node, and UFBoot (ultrafast bootstrap) values on the right side of the node. For both support values, less than 80% is considered weak support, between 80 and 94.9% is considered moderate support, and greater than or equal to 95% is considered strong support.	Fig. 2. Circular maximum likelihood phylogeny of Nylanderia generated in IQ-TREE 2 from the 80% complete SWSC-partitioned UCE matrix. Biogeography of terminal taxa is based on inferred native ranges and may not indicate collecting locality for known non-native species. Samples indicated with red text are globetrotting species. Nodal support is provided in SH-aLRT (Shimodaira–Hasegawa approximate likelihood ratio test) values on the left side of the node, and UFBoot (ultrafast bootstrap) values on the right side of the node. For both support values, less than 80% is considered weak support, between 80 and 94.9% is considered moderate support, and greater than or equal to 95% is considered strong support.	2022-01-25	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea		Zenodo	biologists	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea			
BC1487A63B43FFF6FC83FD3CFAB4FAC0.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://zenodo.org/record/7182442/files/figure.png	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7182442	Fig. 4. Multi-species coalescent phylogenies of the guatemalensis and fulva complexes, generated in ASTRAL-III using 75% complete alignment matrices. (A) (left) represents the unphased MSC analysis and (B) (right) represents the phased MSC analysis. Values on the internal nodes represent local posterior probabilities (LPP),with ≥0.95 indicating strong support and ≤0.75 indicating weak support.Scale bars under phylogenetic trees indicate number of substitutions per site. Photos of N. guatemalensis (Ny097), N. steinheili (Ny101), and N. fulva (Ny191) workers in profile view are to scale and were taken by Brandon Mai.	Fig. 4. Multi-species coalescent phylogenies of the guatemalensis and fulva complexes, generated in ASTRAL-III using 75% complete alignment matrices. (A) (left) represents the unphased MSC analysis and (B) (right) represents the phased MSC analysis. Values on the internal nodes represent local posterior probabilities (LPP),with ≥0.95 indicating strong support and ≤0.75 indicating weak support.Scale bars under phylogenetic trees indicate number of substitutions per site. Photos of N. guatemalensis (Ny097), N. steinheili (Ny101), and N. fulva (Ny191) workers in profile view are to scale and were taken by Brandon Mai.	2022-01-25	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea		Zenodo	biologists	Williams, Jason L.;Zhang, Y. Miles;LaPolla, John S.;Schultz, Ted R.;Lucky, Andrea			
