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Understanding 9/11Molecular evidence for paraphyly in Nyctomys sumichrasti : support for a new genus of vesper mice?
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10 pages : 28 cm
DNA sequences were obtained from the mitochondrial cytochrome-b gene of nine specimens of Nyctomys sumichrasti collected in Mexico and Central America. Phylogenetic analysis (Bayesian Inference) of these sequences document heretofore unrecognized patterns in genetic diversity among phylogroups that: 1) indicated substantial levels of genetic divergence among phylogroups; 2) resulted in paraphyly of taxa currently recognized as N. sumichrasti; and 3) argued for a re-assessment of the current taxonomy of Nyctomys and perhaps recognition of a new genus
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"21 December 2011"--At head of title
Includes bibliographical references (pages 7-9)
DNA sequences were obtained from the mitochondrial cytochrome-b gene of nine specimens of Nyctomys sumichrasti collected in Mexico and Central America. Phylogenetic analysis (Bayesian Inference) of these sequences document heretofore unrecognized patterns in genetic diversity among phylogroups that: 1) indicated substantial levels of genetic divergence among phylogroups; 2) resulted in paraphyly of taxa currently recognized as N. sumichrasti; and 3) argued for a re-assessment of the current taxonomy of Nyctomys and perhaps recognition of a new genus
Caption title
"21 December 2011"--At head of title
Includes bibliographical references (pages 7-9)
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