Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences · 1997 · 102 citations · 26 references
Life SciencesEvolutionary BiologyZoologyMitochondrial GeneticsMolecular EvolutionPhylogeneticsEvolutionary RelationshipsInsect PhylogeneticsInsect PhylogenyPhylogenetic GeneticsPhylogenetic TheoryPhylogenetic Tree ReconstructionComparative Mitochondrial PhylogeneticsConvergent Evolution AnalysisConvergent Evolution ConstraintsDna Sequence AnalysisDna Sequence Data AnalysisPhylogenetic GroupingPhylogenetic Hypothesis TestingTaxonomic Revision Based On Phylogeny
A new phylogenetic hypothesis for Heliconius and related genera is presented, based on DNA sequence data from mtDNA combined with a region of the wingless gene. This study also adds eight new taxa to a previous cladistic hypothesis based on the mtDNA alone. Simultaneous phylogenetic analysis of the two gene regions together supports a topology largely in agreement with traditional views of heliconiine relationships based on morphology and suggests that the mtDNA support for the sister relationship between Eueides and H. charithonia is due to convergent evolution of homoplasious mtDNA sites.
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