Multiple invasions of the Ryukyu Archipelago by Oriental frogs of the subgenus Odorrana with phylogenetic reassessment of the related subgenera of the genus Rana
Multiple invasions of the Ryukyu Archipelago by Oriental frogs of the subgenus Odorrana with phylogenetic reassessment of the related subgenera of the genus Rana
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DOI：
10.1016/j.ympev.2005.04.030
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发表时间：
2005-12-01
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4.1
通讯作者：
Tanaka-Ueno, T
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作者：
Matsui, M;Shimada, T;Tanaka-Ueno, T
蛙属，在东方地区从中国到东南亚有着显著的多样性，包括一组被分配到臭蛙亚属和蛙亚属的级联蛙。其中，R ishikaiki-chu和R.纳里那杂岩代表了从台湾到日本琉球群岛的最北成员。这些蛙与大陆成员的关系，以及它们入侵岛屿的历史，一直不清楚。臭蛙属和相关属的分类地位在作者之间存在差异，并且没有进行系统发育重新评估。利用线粒体12 S和16 S rRNA基因的部分序列，我们估计了17种的系统发育关系的部分水蛙组包括Odorrana和Eburana，以及来自琉球，台湾，中国，泰国，马来西亚和印度尼西亚的相关物种。我们估计：（1）臭蛙属是单系的，它包括Eburana和R. hosii，现归属于Chalcorana;（2）R.石海蛙是在中新世中晚期进入琉球群岛之前与其它蛙类分离的;纳里那杂岩后来向亚洲大陆扩散，并经台湾侵入琉球群岛。narina复合体通过生态位分离在琉球内部形成了目前的分布;马来半岛和婆罗洲之间的hosii事件发生得比R.纳里纳情结目前的亚属分类蛙，至少东南亚成员，需要充分重新评估的系统发育关系。(c)2005年爱思唯尔公司All rights reserved.
The genus Rana, notably diversified in Oriental regions from China to Southeast Asia, includes a group of cascade frogs assigned to subgenera Odorrana and Eburema. Among them, R ishikaivae and the R. narina complex represent the northernmost members occurring from Taiwan to the Ryukyu Archipelago of Japan. Relationships of these frogs with the continental members, as well as the history of their invasions to islands, have been unclear. The taxonomic status of Odorrana and related genera varies among authors and no phylogenetic reassessment has been done. Using partial sequences of mitochondrial 12S and 16S rRNA genes, we estimated phylogenetic relationships among 17 species of the section Hylarana including Odorrana and Eburana, and related species from the Ryukyus, Taiwan, China, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. We estimate that (1) Odorrana is monophyletic and encompasses species of Eburana and R. hosii, which is now placed in Chalcorana, (2) the ancestor of R. ishikaivae separated from other Rana in the middle to late Miocene prior to its entry to the Ryukyu Archipelago, (3) the ancestor of the R. narina complex later diversified in continental Asia, and invaded the Ryukyu Archipelago through Taiwan, (4) the R. narina complex attained its current distribution within the Ryukyus through niche segregations, and (5) vicariance of R. hosii between Malay Peninsula and Borneo occurred much later than the divergence events in the R. narina complex. Current subgeneric classification of Rana, at least of Southeast Asian members, requires full reassessment in the light of phylogenetic relationships. (c) 2005 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.