Jurassic radiation of large Branchiopoda (Arthropoda : Crustacea) using secondary structure-based phylogeny and relaxed molecular clocks
Jurassic radiation of large Branchiopoda (Arthropoda : Crustacea) using secondary structure-based phylogeny and relaxed molecular clocks
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10.1080/10020070612330095a
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2006
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S. Xiaoyan;Yang Qun;Shen Yan-bin
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S. Xiaoyan;Yang Qun;Shen Yan-bin
Abstract The phylogenetic relationships of large Branchiopoda have been one of the most controversial issues in the studies of Crustcea. This study attempts to tackle systematic problems concerning conchostracan and anostracan evolution, by analyzing ribosomal RNA sequences of both mitochondrial (12S) and nuclear genes (18S). Phylogenetic trees are reconstructed with these data from 27 general belonging to 18 families, using maximum parsimony procedures, maximum likelihood, and Bayesian analysis coupled with Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) techniques under mixed and doublet models. The results suggest that Diplostraca (Conchostraca + Cladocera) form a monophyletic group, with Spincaudata and Cladoceromorpha being sister groups and Laevicaudata a basal lineage of Diplostraca; Notostraca and Diplostraca together from the monophyletic Phyllopoda. Within Diplostraca, Conchostraca is paraphyletic in contrast to the traditional systematic classification. Relaxed molecular clock analysis, using multiple fossil c...