Figures 90-94 from: Sokolov I (2013) A new genus and eight new species of the subtribe Anillina (Carabidae, Trechinae, Bembidiini) from Mexico, with a cladistic analysis and some notes on the evolution of the genus. ZooKeys 352: 51-92. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.352.6052

Figures 90-94 - Cladistic relationships and main events of the natural history of Zapotecanillus species, inferred from the cladogram. 90 75%-majority rule cladogram from the parsimony analysis: character states are shown only for nodes, forward changes as filled circles, and reversals as open circles; numbers under internal branches – indicate bootstrap/Bremer support indices; the letters B, C, and D above the nodes correspond to the maps 91, 92 and 93 below, illustrating evolutionary trends at the appropriate node; bar abbreviations, SMO – Sierra Madre de Oaxaca, SMS – Sierra Madre del Sur, SMC – Sierra Madre de Chiapas 91 syntopic miniaturization, blue bars – Zapotecanillus oaxacanus, black bars – Zapotecanillus nanus 92 altitudinal expansion, blue dots – Zapotecanillus ixtlanus, black dots – Zapotecanillus oaxacanus + Zapotecanillus nanus 93 regional dispersal, SMO – Sierra Madre de Oaxaca, SMS – Sierra Madre del Sur, SMC – Sierra Madre de Chiapas 94 modern distribution of species, Zapotecanillus oaxacanus – black quadrangle; Zapotecanillus nanus – white triangles; Zapotecanillus ixtlanus – white circle; Zapotecanillus iviei – black star; Zapotecanillus kavanaughi – black circle; Zapotecanillus montanus – white quadrangle; Zapotecanillus pecki – black flower; Zapotecanillus longinoi – black triangles.