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Molecular phylogenetics and evolution Abstract Graphic summary Reflexes introduction Sections section Taxonomic reference Results Systematic lissams Gracias References(71) A mythogenomic perspective on the phylogeny and biogeography of living Caecilians (amphibian: gymnophiona) Mol.phylogenet.evol. Superior salamander relationships and complete mitochondrial divergence data Mol.phylogenet.evol. An extended tridime phylogenesis (Hylidae) is based on nuclear and mitochondrial sequence data Mol.phylogenet.evol. A multiple perspective on phylogenetic relationships in the largest family in Salamandra, Plethodontidae Mol.phylogenet.evol. Phylogenesis of the nucleus of the nucleus (family: microhylidae) and a discussion about competition hypothesis on its biogeographic origin Mol.phylogenet.evol. A multilieus time scale for the origin of existing amphibians Mol.phylogenet.evol. The phylogenesis of progressive snakes (Colubroid), which discovered a new subfamily and compared support methods for probability trees Mol.phylogenet.evol. Protohynobius puxiongensis rediscovery (flow: hynobiidae) and its phylogenetic position based on complete mitochondrial genomes Mol.phylogenet.evol. Molecular evidence of the initial history of living amphibians Mol.phylogenet.evol. Superman's approach to systematic Ecol.evol trends. New relationships between mitochondrial DNA sequences of 12s and 16s Mol.phylogenet.evol. Line in amphibian populations: a global phenomenon Ecol.evol trends. In addition to high sales, nine extraordinary radiation explain the variety of species in pine trees Proc.natl.acad.sci.eua The new Farm Family of India reveals an old biogeographic link with the Seychelles Nature Give back Phylogenesis and biogeography of the radiation of the cosmopolitan frog: the late distrained newspaper led to a scale of continents in the Ranidae family Syst.Biol. 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Molecular phylogenetics and evolution

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Abstract

The existing amphibians are one of the most diverse radiation of terrestrial vertebrates (> 6800 species). Open effect in its preservation, diversification and systematic, no previous phylogeny for the group contained more than 522 species. Numerous studies with a taxon with limited taxon, however, they create large amounts of partially superimposed sequence data for many species. Here we combine these data and generate a new estimate of existing amphibious phylogeny, the 2871 species (± 40% of the existing existing species) of 432 genera (~85% of the existing genera ∼ ∼ ∼ ∼ 500 currently recognized). Equipment speciesMany groups recognized in studies in studies, but also proposal, but also proposal not monophilia for several families that are currently recognized,Especially in Hyloid frogs (example, Ceratophryidae, cycloamphidae, leptodaktylidae, Strabomantae). To solve these and other problems are strongly supported and important to avoid the non -monophilia of today's families. Finally, this study provides more indications that the approach ofSuperman provides an effective strategy to replace a large phylogenic scale using combined results of previous studies, although many taxa have missing data.

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With more than 6800 known species (Ampibiaweb;http://www.amphibiaweb.org/, accessed in April 2011; "AW") existing amphibians (frogs, salamanders and Cecilians) are one of the most diverse radiation of terrestrial vertebrates. The number of existing existing amphibians has increased rapidly in recent years with more than 2700species (~ 40 %) in the last 26 years (Duellman, 1999, Lannoo, 2005). This recently discovered diversity includes dozens of new types of well -known genres in tropical regions poorly examined as Madagascar (Viees et al., 2009),but also new genres in regions investigated relatively well as the south -this United United States.States (Camp et al., 2009) even new families such as Nasikabatrachidae (Biju and Bosuyt, 2003). Climate change and infectious diseases and many species have been annihilated in recent decades (Blaustein and Wake, 1990, Stuart et al., 2004).

A phylogenetic structure is crucial for the discovery, understanding and preservation of the existing diversity of amphibians, but it is currently a great phylogenic for existing amphibians. However, the latest molecular data and combined data have made important contributions to phylogenesis toA higher level (Frost et al., 2006, Roelants et al., 2007, Vienna, 2007a, Vienna, 2011) and for the phylogenic of many main groups such as Caecilians (San Mauro et al., 2009, Zhang and Wake, 2009b), Hyloid frogs (Darst and Cannatella, 2004), Ranoid frogs (for example, Bossuyt et al., 2006, Vienna et al., 2009), Microilidfrogs (van der Meijden et al., 2007), Buffonid -frogs (Palyet al., 2004, Pramuk et al. ,, 2008, Van Bocxlaer et al., 2009), Frogs (Guayasami et al., 2009), Dendrobatsfrogs (Grant et al., 2006, Santos et al., 2009),HEMIPHRACTIDA RANES (Vienna et al., 2007a), Hemiphractida frogs (Vienna et al., 2007a) .HyLID -Frogs (Faivich et al., 2005, Faivich et al., 2010, Vienna et al., 2005b, Vienna et al., 2010), Terranan -frogs (Hedges et al., 2008, Heinicke et al., 2009, 2009, 2009, 2009, 2009) and Salamander (Kozak etAl., 2009, Viees et al., 2011, Vienna et al., 2005a, Vienna et al., 2007b, Zhang and Wake, 2009a).

The highest anterior phylogeny is that of Frost et al. (2006). These authors have rebuilt amphibious phylogeny, which were rebuilt in a relatively intensive species sample (522) and characters (sequence data of up to4.9 KB 2 mitochondrial and 5 nucleus and 5 nuclei) [average = 3, 5 kb] and 5 kb] and 152 morphological characters) .This authors also proposed extensive changes to taxonomy, especially for specific taxafamily and gender. However, this study was also criticized for several reasons, including concerns about taxa samples and methodological strategies (Marjanović and Laurin, 2007, Pauly et al., 2009, Vienna, 2007b, Vienna, 2008). For example, these authors have collected up to 4900 characters per species, but their analysis is apparently based on 15,320 characters, which dominates their controversial approach to the sequence equipment (Poy) (Vienna, 2008). Although someos of the changes of Frost et al. (2006) adopted, others are more controversial, such as the division ofBufomiRana(Marjanović and Laurin, 2007, Pauly et al., 2009; AW). From the crime, many of these changes are no longer supported, even in the taxonomic database of existing amphibians (for example, families of amphignathodontidae, Batrachophryae, Cryptobatrachidae, Cryptobatrachidae and Thoropidae for Frost et al. (2006)). Much of the most unstable taxonomy includes the allocation of the family level of many Hyloid frogs, especially those who are traditionally referred to the leptodactylidae family.

The phylogenesis and classification of existing amphibians clearly need additional studies. The previous (and many others) have a large amount of data potentially suitable for a combined and supermatrix approach (for example, Queiroz and Gatesy, 2007, generated, Driskellet al., 2004, Pyron et al., 2011, Thomson and Shaffer and Shaffer, 2010, Vienna et al., 2005b). This includes thousands of gene banks for numerous nuclear and mitochondrial genes.

Here we present an estimate in a large scale of amphibious phylogeny, including 2871 species (42% of the 6807 types of known amphibians) of 432 of the 504, currently recognized (86%) genres and representatives of all families currently delimited and existing and existing and existingexisting.Sub -Family.São 5.5 more types and almost double simply eating published data simply for relatively well studied families (for example, dendrobatide, hyliden), we assume the monophilia and relationships of many smaller groups that are subject to not focused studies(For example, keratopryidae, Ceratopryidae, Cilcoramphidae), with the relationships between the relationship between the relationships between the relationships between the relations between the relationship between the relationship between the relations between the relations between the relations between the relations between the relations between the relations between the relationships between the relations between the relations between the relations between the relations between the relationships between the relationshipsAmong the smallest groups, Cilcoramphidae) were treated..

Sections section

Taxonomic reference

This analysis was several years. In the first taxonomy, it is based on the update of the Anphibiaweb (AW) database in September 2009. However, if we refer to the current figures, it will take it from the update in the update inApril 2011.The is quite updated, with respect to the recently described species, but more conservative than the world's amphibious species (Frost, 2011; follows "ASW") about some of the most controversial taxonomic changes (for example, byexample, for example, for example,BufomiRanakeep

Results

Figure 1 shows a summary of the ml tree based on Raxmlv7.0.0.4 (LNL = –1704992.20). This phylogeny is generally supported well, with 64% of the nodes with proportions of Bs> 70. Our analysis supports theRanas, Cecilian and Salamander monophilia and weakly support a group relationship between the sisters between frogs and salamanders, since they are in most existing ones.The existing phylogenic studies of Lis Sambian (Frost et al., 2006, Pyron, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, 2011, Roelants et al., 2007, 2007, 2007,

Systematic lissams

Here we provide a large estimated size of amphibious phylogeny, which contains more than 2800 species (42% of the known existing variety). This philogeny is generalized with that of several new molecular analyzes (Frost et al., 2006, Roelants et al.,2007, Vienna, 2007a, Vienna, 2011). However, our greatest sample of taxa and characters (especially among the old leptodactilid shoers) shows that several families currently recognized are not monophylatic, as currently reduced (that is,

Gracias

Thanks to the many researchers who allowed this study through their phylogenic studies detailed with a series (mainly) of common molecular markers and the sending of their sequence data to Genbank. We would like to be in F.T.Burbrink (Cuny-CSI),J. J. Lombardo (Cuny-CSI) and T.J.Gher (Cuny-CSI) for mathematical support and D.R.Frost (AMNH) and A.M.BAUER (Villanova) for the Taxi-Taxonomy Council. This research was in part of the subsidies of the FoundationNational of the US Sciences for R.A.P.

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      Although several recent studies have examined the most important phylogenetic relationships within Hynobiidae, its evolutionary history remains partially dissolved and the phylogenetic positions of some genres, especially thePachyhynobiusmiSalamandrellaThey are still controversial. Non -referent studies are mainly based on mitochondrial DNA data and chained analysis. Therefore, new research results are required based on nuclear genes and inference of species trees. (24 Hynobiids and 7 external groups) using chained and species methods.SalamandrellaLike a brother group of a dressed abstentionBatrachuperus, Like this,ChangemiPseudohynobioand the placement ofPachyhynobiusAs the brother's brother group, which contains all Hynobiids with the exceptionOnychodactylus, Like this,ParadactylodonmiRonodon.TIME -Time -Based Time -Date sugiere que el grupo principal de hynobiids vivos (sinOnychodactylus) Around 40 mA, ~ 50% younger than DNMT data estimates (62.5 mA), but 10% more than three main estimates (36 mA). Other results underline the advantages of using a large nuclear loci to close thePhylogeny and time for relatively relatively relative old tribes.

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      Phylogenomic support for the evolutionary relationships of frogs of the development of the New World (anura: Terranae)

      Phylogenetics and molecular evolution, volume 118, 2018, pp.145-155

      Phylogenomic approaches have shown to solve difficult branches in the tree of life. The new direct development frogs (Terranae) are a great evolutionary radiation in which interrelationships at the most important phylogeny points have not been properly determined, whichThe evolution, influenced biogeographically and taxonomically, the interpretations. We experience a hybrid enrichment to create a data record with 389 loci and> 600,000 nucleotide positions for 30 Terranan and several species of external support frogs for almost all tree relationships.These results are similar to the previous phylogenetic results, but provide additional resolution in an internal short.CeutomantisIt is shown as a brother taxon of all other lands instead of being deeply integrated into radiationRooming.

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      A probability development of historical biogeography in the most diverse terrestrial genre: Diversification of frogs in direct development (Crustoridae: pristimantis) in neotropic

      Phylogenetics and molecular evolution, volume 85, 2015, p.50-58

      The geology of the Andean region of the North directed the evolutionary history of neotropic fauna through the creation of obstacles and connections that led to specialized knowledge and dispersion events. One of the most striking groups of hinge fauna in the Andes andThe surrounding areas is one of the most striking groups of hinge faunes the types of direct development of the genreLynch.We examine the molecular phylogenetic placement of 12 species of Colombia in a broader geographical context with a new phylogeny in the genusPristimantíaWe have released the biogeographic history of the genre using the reconstruction of the tribe by biogeographic regions and survey intervals and radiation.PristimantíaIn addition, we find several Andes migrations for new life spaces of Andes -Intrals -where for some species groups. We host these paleogological changes in the northwest of the main sponsors of the specialty of special.PristimantíaAnd may have served as a runner for the dispersion of the levels.

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      Enigmatic diversity for Amazonians: the integrative taxonomy of the genus anomaloglossus (Ampibia: anura: aromobatidae) shows a unique case of diversification within the sign of Guyana

      Phylogenetics and molecular evolution, volume 112, 2017, pp.158-173

      The lack of resolution within the borders and the distribution of species can hinder it in many areas of biology, especially biogeography and biology of nature conservation. This applies in particular to megadiverse and in later regions such as the Amazon,in which the richness of the species remains a lot and not stamped. The integrating approaches that use a combination of phenotypic and molecular evidence were extremely successful in the reduction of knowledge gaps within the limits of the species, especially in animal groups, that had a high degree of disconcerting diversity that the amphibians.16snuclearTyr, Like this,Pomco, ERag1) 522 copies ofAnomaloglossus, A genus of the endemic frog of the Guyana shield, including 16 of the 26 nominal species, with morphometry, bioakoustic, tadation and habitat used to assess the design of art in two types of groups. Seis correspond to the species described.AnomaloglossusSpecies in Guyana Shield levels.AnomaloglossusIt seems to be the only amphibious genre that diversifies in the eastern part of the Guyana sign.A. DegranvilleThe group, a subclastic area, shows acoustic and morphological conservatism, while the second subclied less molecular divergence, however, has a clear phenotypic divergence.A. StepheniThe species group is observed, a complex evolutionary diversification in the development of reborn, especially in two closely related tribes that have exotrophic and endotrophic reborn.

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