Table 1.
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Estimated divergence and diversification times and 95% credibility intervals. NA: not applicable

FamilyEstimated divergence–diversification times95% credibility intervals
Delphacidae173.00 Mya–165.15 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[155.24, 174.24]
Cixiidae173.00 Mya–164.63 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[153.73, 174.54]
Kinnaridae148.56 Mya–NA (Upper Jurassic)[131.03, 161.85]–NA
Meenoplidae148.56 Mya–117.65 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[131.03, 161.85]–[99.76, 132.74]
Achilidae138.58 Mya–120.75 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[107.00, 132.22]
Derbidae138.58 Mya–112.71 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[96.34, 126.12]
Fulgoridae130.16 Mya–113.32 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[101.14, 123.13]
Dictyopharidae130.16 Mya–97.39 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[79.71, 114.27]
Caliscelidae121.12 Mya–98.56 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[111.00, 130.33]–[84.68, 111.13]
Issidae118.72 Mya–110.79 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[101.75, 118.97]
Flatidae118.72 Mya–98.84 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[87.21, 109.62]
Nogodinidae115.91 Mya–105.34 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[93.86, 115.17]
Ricaniidae115.91 Mya–83.54 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[73.00, 94.33]
Acanaloniidae115.77 Mya–NA (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–NA
Tropiduchidae115.77 Mya–105.33 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–[89.67, 118.55]
Lophopidae101.30 Mya–73.30 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[58.72, 87.41]
Eurybrachidae101.30 Mya–69.03 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[52.43, 84.77]
FamilyEstimated divergence–diversification times95% credibility intervals
Delphacidae173.00 Mya–165.15 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[155.24, 174.24]
Cixiidae173.00 Mya–164.63 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[153.73, 174.54]
Kinnaridae148.56 Mya–NA (Upper Jurassic)[131.03, 161.85]–NA
Meenoplidae148.56 Mya–117.65 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[131.03, 161.85]–[99.76, 132.74]
Achilidae138.58 Mya–120.75 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[107.00, 132.22]
Derbidae138.58 Mya–112.71 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[96.34, 126.12]
Fulgoridae130.16 Mya–113.32 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[101.14, 123.13]
Dictyopharidae130.16 Mya–97.39 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[79.71, 114.27]
Caliscelidae121.12 Mya–98.56 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[111.00, 130.33]–[84.68, 111.13]
Issidae118.72 Mya–110.79 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[101.75, 118.97]
Flatidae118.72 Mya–98.84 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[87.21, 109.62]
Nogodinidae115.91 Mya–105.34 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[93.86, 115.17]
Ricaniidae115.91 Mya–83.54 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[73.00, 94.33]
Acanaloniidae115.77 Mya–NA (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–NA
Tropiduchidae115.77 Mya–105.33 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–[89.67, 118.55]
Lophopidae101.30 Mya–73.30 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[58.72, 87.41]
Eurybrachidae101.30 Mya–69.03 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[52.43, 84.77]
Table 1.
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Estimated divergence and diversification times and 95% credibility intervals. NA: not applicable

FamilyEstimated divergence–diversification times95% credibility intervals
Delphacidae173.00 Mya–165.15 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[155.24, 174.24]
Cixiidae173.00 Mya–164.63 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[153.73, 174.54]
Kinnaridae148.56 Mya–NA (Upper Jurassic)[131.03, 161.85]–NA
Meenoplidae148.56 Mya–117.65 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[131.03, 161.85]–[99.76, 132.74]
Achilidae138.58 Mya–120.75 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[107.00, 132.22]
Derbidae138.58 Mya–112.71 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[96.34, 126.12]
Fulgoridae130.16 Mya–113.32 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[101.14, 123.13]
Dictyopharidae130.16 Mya–97.39 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[79.71, 114.27]
Caliscelidae121.12 Mya–98.56 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[111.00, 130.33]–[84.68, 111.13]
Issidae118.72 Mya–110.79 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[101.75, 118.97]
Flatidae118.72 Mya–98.84 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[87.21, 109.62]
Nogodinidae115.91 Mya–105.34 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[93.86, 115.17]
Ricaniidae115.91 Mya–83.54 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[73.00, 94.33]
Acanaloniidae115.77 Mya–NA (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–NA
Tropiduchidae115.77 Mya–105.33 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–[89.67, 118.55]
Lophopidae101.30 Mya–73.30 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[58.72, 87.41]
Eurybrachidae101.30 Mya–69.03 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[52.43, 84.77]
FamilyEstimated divergence–diversification times95% credibility intervals
Delphacidae173.00 Mya–165.15 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[155.24, 174.24]
Cixiidae173.00 Mya–164.63 Mya (Middle Jurassic)[163.28, 181.60]–[153.73, 174.54]
Kinnaridae148.56 Mya–NA (Upper Jurassic)[131.03, 161.85]–NA
Meenoplidae148.56 Mya–117.65 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[131.03, 161.85]–[99.76, 132.74]
Achilidae138.58 Mya–120.75 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[107.00, 132.22]
Derbidae138.58 Mya–112.71 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[125.82, 148.98]–[96.34, 126.12]
Fulgoridae130.16 Mya–113.32 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[101.14, 123.13]
Dictyopharidae130.16 Mya–97.39 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[118.13, 143.10]–[79.71, 114.27]
Caliscelidae121.12 Mya–98.56 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[111.00, 130.33]–[84.68, 111.13]
Issidae118.72 Mya–110.79 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[101.75, 118.97]
Flatidae118.72 Mya–98.84 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[109.52, 126.91]–[87.21, 109.62]
Nogodinidae115.91 Mya–105.34 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[93.86, 115.17]
Ricaniidae115.91 Mya–83.54 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[106.10, 124.55]–[73.00, 94.33]
Acanaloniidae115.77 Mya–NA (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–NA
Tropiduchidae115.77 Mya–105.33 Mya (Lower Cretaceous)[100.65, 127.73]–[89.67, 118.55]
Lophopidae101.30 Mya–73.30 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[58.72, 87.41]
Eurybrachidae101.30 Mya–69.03 Mya (Upper Cretaceous)[88.80, 112.73]–[52.43, 84.77]
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