...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Phylogenetic studies in the last two decades have demonstrated the non-monophyly of Convolvulus (~200 spp.), with Calystegia (~25 spp.) nested in it. However, no systematic progress has been made to resolve the non-monophyly...

... order with ~2,700 species in currently 11 families, has seen fluctuating classification at the family and generic levels. Gynoecium and fruit morphology have been pivotal in morphological classifications, but a systematic evaluation based on anatomical and ontogenetic data has not been attempted...

... phylogeny, development, genomics, and related fields on the systematics of the family led to the recognition of the first phylogenetic tribal classification of the family and recognition of monophyletic genera. The present review is aimed to cover almost all advancements in the family systematics...

... of the complex thalloid liverworts. bryophytes evolutionary trends fossils phylogeny liverworts systematics Accepted Manuscript Corsiniopsis kurtzii gen. Et sp. Nov., a new fertile marchantioid fossil from the late triassic of argentina provides evidence of the evolutionary trends of fertile branches...

... to determine if shrews from east-central United States are a distinct species, separate from the Masked Shrew. New evidence from the skull and teeth reveals it is a distinct species called the Maryland Shrew. Eulipotyphla morphology Soricomorpha species systematics From the time Hollister (1911...

... appearance and are widespread across terrestrial and aquatic habitats. This review synthesizes the current state of Tipuloidea systematics, providing an overview of key contributions from the past that have shaped our present understanding. We review the paleontological evidence available for this group...

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... the speciation processes and connectivity among seamounts in the Pacific Ocean. Crustacea deep-sea exploration micro-CT scanning mitochondrial genes morphology systematics taxonomy Seamounts are crucial reservoirs of marine biodiversity, offering habitat heterogeneity, particular hydrographic conditions...

... phylogenetics sedges systematics tropics Cyperaceae (sedges) are the third-largest monocot family with >5600 species in 95 genera ( Larridon 2022 ). Two subfamilies are recognized, Mapanioideae and Cyperoideae ( Muasya et al. 2009 , Larridon et al. 2021 ). Subfamily Mapanioideae (two...

... Consolidating Conservation of Critical Landscapes Andes biogeography Chocó Holoadeninae phylogeny systematics taxonomy Abstract Noblella is a genus of 17 recognized nominal species of ground-dwelling, direct-developing frogs. It consists of two clades that do not form a monophyletic group...

... known from their original description, sometimes without traceable type material. Dayrat (2005) recognized that a systematic revision of Discodoris was critically needed. After almost two decades since its last review, we aim to provide new molecular data for a larger number of discodorid...

.... tupiniquim, highlighting the need to understand the morphological limits of such variations among the earliest dinosaurs, in order to properly explore their alpha diversity. systematics Saurischia Triassic Carnian Dinosaurs are one of the most fascinating groups of land vertebrates, usually divided...

... recognized as having 10 genera: Bituminaria, Cullen, Hoita, Kartalinia, Ladeania, Orbexilum, Otholobium, Pediomelum, Psoralea, and Rupertia. Several previous molecular systematic works have shown the non-monophyly...

...-Gergely subfam. nov. (Diplommatinidae), and Platyrhaphidinae Páll-Gergely subfam. nov. (Cyclophoridae). gas exchange land snail Madagascar morphology operculum parallel evolution phylogeny Southeast Asia systematics taxonomy SYNTHESYS Project GB-TAF-2523 Hungarian Research Fund OTKA FK...

... of leaflet anatomical characters for Machaerium systematics, to assess whether these characters support the monophyly of the Lineata clade, to identify leaflet anatomical synapomorphies for the Lineata clade, and to evaluate secretory structures present in the leaflets regarding...

... revealed that An. inthanonensis appears to be more closely related to An. monticola in Bhutan and China than it is to other members of the Baileyi Complex. morphology mosquito systematics taxonomy The Lindesayi Group ( Reid and Knight 1961 ) in the Anopheles Series ( Edwards 1932...

..., subrayando la diversidad subestimada de especies en aves con una evolución conservadora del plumaje. acoustic signals sibling species species limits systematics Tyrannidae tyrant flycatchers atrapamoscas tiranos especies hermanas límites de especies señales acústicas sistemática Tyrannidae FAPESP...

... in a phylogenetic context, provide a much richer understanding of how the family has been so successful in diversification. Diversification epiphytes genomics morphology Orchidaceae phylogenetic relationships systematics For correspondence. E-mail [email protected] 01 11 2024 11 11 2024 07...

... Nomenclature (the Code) Linnaean classification systematics taxonomy clasificación Linneana Código Internacional de Nomenclatura Zoológica (el Código) sistema binominal de nomenclatura sistemática taxonomía Carolus Linnaeus (1707 to 1778) or Carl von Linné ( Fig. 1 ), as he...

..., aliactine spicules could be a synapomorphy in the subclass Calcaronea. Even though the number of species for the region is still underestimated, it is noticeable that Marquesan caves seem to harbour a unique diversity of calcareous sponges. biodiversity Calcinea Calcaronea molecular systematics...