Fig. 2.
Timescale of humpback whale evolution. (A) Species phylogeny of 28 mammals constructed from 152 orthologs and time-calibrated using MCMCtree. Branch lengths are in terms of millions of years. Node bars indicate 95% highest posterior densities of divergence times. Cetaceans are highlighted in the gray box with mean estimates of divergence times included. (B) The effective population size (Ne) changes over time. Demographic histories of two North Atlantic humpback whales estimated from the PSMC analysis, including 100 bootstrap replicates per analysis. Mutation rate used was 1.54e-9 per year and generation time used was 21.5 years.

Timescale of humpback whale evolution. (A) Species phylogeny of 28 mammals constructed from 152 orthologs and time-calibrated using MCMCtree. Branch lengths are in terms of millions of years. Node bars indicate 95% highest posterior densities of divergence times. Cetaceans are highlighted in the gray box with mean estimates of divergence times included. (B) The effective population size (Ne) changes over time. Demographic histories of two North Atlantic humpback whales estimated from the PSMC analysis, including 100 bootstrap replicates per analysis. Mutation rate used was 1.54e-9 per year and generation time used was 21.5 years.

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