A review of phylogenetic hypotheses for lizards of the genus Sceloporus (Phrynosomatidae): implications for ecological and evolutionary studies
A review of phylogenetic hypotheses for lizards of the genus Sceloporus (Phrynosomatidae): implications for ecological and evolutionary studies
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Sceloporus (Phrynosomatidae) 蜥蜴的系统发育假说综述:对生态和进化研究的影响
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1992
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O. Villela
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J. Sites;W. Archie;C. Cole;O. Villela
.................................................. 4 Resumen ................................................... 4 Introduction ............. ...................................... 5 Acknowledgments ................................................... 7 The Smith Phylogeny ................................................... 8 Introduction ................ ................................... 8 Small-Bodied, Small-Scaled Radiation .................. ....................... 10 Large-Bodied, Large-Scaled Radiation ......................................... 13 The Larsen and Tanner Hypothesis ............................................... 17 Introduction ................ ................................... 17 Characters Analyzed ................................................... 21 Numerical Methodology ................................................... 22 Results of Data Analysis ................................................... 23 Additional Species ................................................... 28 Biogeographic Scenario ................................................... 28 Chromosomally Based Alternatives to Smith and Larsen-Tanner Hypotheses ..... .... 30 Introduction ................ ................................... 30 Chromosomal Data Base ................................................... 35 Small-Bodied, Small-Scaled Radiation .................. ....................... 38 Large-Bodied, Large-Scaled Radiation .......................................... 50 Additional Chromosomal Data and Comments on Taxonomic Problems ..... ..... 57 Phylogenetic Summary ................................................... 59 Discussion ................................................... 65 I. Historical Biogeography ................................................... 65 II. Evolution of Viviparity ................................................... 71 III. Evolution of Heteromorphic Sex Chromosomes ........ ..................... 74 IV. Speciation and Hybridization Issues ................ ........................ 78 V. Social Behavior and Sexual Selection ................ ........................ 82 VI. Ecology and the Evolution of Life-History Strategies ....... .................. 89 VII. Other Issues.................................................... 93 Summary ................................................... 94 References ................................................... 95