Benjamin Goulet-Scott

Abstract Selection causes local adaptation across populations within species and simultaneously divergence between species. However, it is unclear if either the force of or the response to selection is similar across these scales. We show that natural selection drives divergence between closely related species in a pattern that is distinct from local adaptation within species.

Fig. S1 Maximum likelihood phylogenetic inference from whole concatenated loci, with a locus shared among at least 10 individuals. Fig. S2 Maximum likelihood phylogenetic inference from whole concatenated loci, with a locus shared among at least 20 individuals. Fig. S3 Coalescent-based phylogenetic inference using SVDquartets, with a locus shared among at least 30 individuals.

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