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Phylogenetic analysis using Genomic Fragment (GF), coding and mitochondrial sequencesFor phylogenetic analysis, all GFs with length < 25 kb were removed from the initial 22,269 GFs resulting in a data set consisting of 18,621 GFs (mean sequence length of 46,685 bp and standard deviation of 9,490 bp). The dataset was then used to create a coalescent phylogenetic species tree. First the selected GFs were used to create individual ML-trees using RAxML version 8.2.458. The best fitting substitution model was selected on 10 Mb of genomic data using jModelTest 2.1.159 available in RAxML version 8.2.458 and applied to all ML analyses. From 18,621 ML trees, ASTRAL25 constructed a coalescent species tree. For bootstrap support of the coalescent species tree, GF ML trees were bootstrapped 100 times, generating a total of 1,862,100 ML trees. The bootstrapped ML-trees and the coalescent species tree were used as input in ASTRAL25 using default parameters to generate bootstrap support. The consense program in Phylip version 3.6960 built from 18,621 ML-trees, a majority rule consensus tree. SplitsTree version 461 created a consensus network from the 18,621 GF ML-trees with various threshold settings (5%, 7%, 10% and 30%), to explore the phylogenetic conflict among the bear species. Similarly phylogenetic analysis of nuclear protein coding sequences (CDS) and mitochondrial genomes were done with panda genome as outgroup (Supplementary methods).

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Gene flow analysis using D-statistics and the DFOIL-methodThe program ANGSD62 was used for admixture analysis (D-statistics) among the ursine bears using the spectacled bear-Chappari as outgroup. The reads of the other bears were mapped to the consensus sequence of the spectacled bear as described in method section. In addition, indel realignment was done using GATK version 3.1–163. All possible four-taxon topologies of the bear species including sun bear-Anabell, brown bear-Finland, Brown bear-ABC, Polar bear-2, American black bear, Asiatic black bear, Sloth bear were involved for gene flow analysis using D-statistics. A block jackknife procedure (with 10 Mb blocks) with parameters: -minQ 30 and -minMapQ30, was used to assess the significance of the deviation from zero. We also mapped the sun bear-Anabell, the Asiatic black bear and the sloth bear against the giant panda genome (ailMel1) http://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/ailMel1/bigZips/ and repeated the analyses described above on to investigate if the outgroup choice affected our conclusions. In addition, we analyzed the data using DFOIL-statistics26, to detect signatures of introgression. For this analysis we assumed the coalescent species tree (Fig. 2A) and selected a window size of 100 kb with–mode dfoil as suggested by the authors26. Other parameters were left at default.