Fig. 1. The mitogenomic relationships of soft-bodied and/or non-clicking genera Paulusiella, Cebrio, Scaptolenus, Analestesa, Plastocerus, Drilus, and their clicking relatives.The numbers at branches designate ultrafast bootstrap values and posterior probabilities. (A)The maximum likelihood analysis of the mt/nDNA dataset with single partition, non-focal clades are collapsed, Lissominae and Pityobiinae omitted. (B)The maximum likelihood analysis of thirteen protein-coding mitochondrial genes at the nucleotide level with coding masked by the degen software and partitioned by genes. (C)The Bayesian analysis using PhyloBayes at the nucleotide level.The trees with full-length branches and the results of additional analyses are shown in Supplementary Figs. S2–S14. Paulisiella, Cebrio, and Cebriorrhipis (red or grey colored)—the taxa earlier placed in Cebrionini; Plastocerus, Selasia, Drilus, and Malacogaster (magenta or grey colored)—non-clicking elaterids earlier placed in families Drilidae and Plastoceridae.