Hidden species diversity of Australian burrowing snakes (Ramphotyphlops)
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Auteurs : Julie Marin [France] ; Stephen C. Donnellan [Australie] ; S. Blair Hedges [États-Unis] ; Nicolas Puillandre [France] ; Ken P. Aplin [Australie] ; Paul Doughty [Australie] ; Mark N. Hutchinson [Australie] ; Arnaud Couloux [France] ; Nicolas Vidal [France]Source :
- Biological Journal of the Linnean Society [ 0024-4066 ] ; 2013-10.
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- topic : Zone aride.
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- Abgd, Adalsteinsson, Additional evidence, Allopatry, Ammodytes, Aplin, Aplin donnellan, Arid, Arid intrusion, Arid zone, Australian, Australian blindsnake diversity, Australian ramphotyphlops, Automatic barcode, Barcode, Bicolor, Biogeography, Biological journal, Bituberculatus, Blindsnake, Blindsnakes, Bootstrap, Bootstrap probabilities, Central australia, Clade, Cryptic species, Cytochrome, Darling river, Diversus, Donnellan, Doughty, Endoterus, Flinders ranges, Genus ramphotyphlops, Geographical data, Grypus, Guentheri, Hamatus, Haplotype, Hedge, Hedges thomas, Kimberleyensis, Leptosoma, Ligatus, Lineage, Linnean, Linnean society, Maximum likelihood, Mesic zone, Mitochondrial, Molecular ecology, Molecular phylogenetics, Molecular phylogeny, Monsoon tropic zone, More specimens, Mtdna, Nigrescens, Nominal species, Northern australia, Nuclear gene, Phylogenetic, Phylogenetic analysis, Phylogenetic tree, Pilbara, Posterior probabilities, Present study, Prlr, Prolactin, Prolactin receptor, Puillandre, Putative species, Ramphotyphlops, Receptor, Single species, Species hypotheses, Sympatry, Systematic biology, Taxon, Taxonomic, Troglodytes, Typhlopidae, Unguirostris, Victoria river drainage barrier, Western australia, Western australian museum.
- Teeft :
- Abgd, Adalsteinsson, Additional evidence, Allopatry, Ammodytes, Aplin, Aplin donnellan, Arid, Arid intrusion, Arid zone, Australian, Australian blindsnake diversity, Australian ramphotyphlops, Automatic barcode, Barcode, Bicolor, Biogeography, Biological journal, Bituberculatus, Blindsnake, Blindsnakes, Bootstrap, Bootstrap probabilities, Central australia, Clade, Cryptic species, Cytochrome, Darling river, Diversus, Donnellan, Doughty, Endoterus, Flinders ranges, Genus ramphotyphlops, Geographical data, Grypus, Guentheri, Hamatus, Haplotype, Hedge, Hedges thomas, Kimberleyensis, Leptosoma, Ligatus, Lineage, Linnean, Linnean society, Maximum likelihood, Mesic zone, Mitochondrial, Molecular ecology, Molecular phylogenetics, Molecular phylogeny, Monsoon tropic zone, More specimens, Mtdna, Nigrescens, Nominal species, Northern australia, Nuclear gene, Phylogenetic, Phylogenetic analysis, Phylogenetic tree, Pilbara, Posterior probabilities, Present study, Prlr, Prolactin, Prolactin receptor, Puillandre, Putative species, Ramphotyphlops, Receptor, Single species, Species hypotheses, Sympatry, Systematic biology, Taxon, Taxonomic, Troglodytes, Typhlopidae, Unguirostris, Victoria river drainage barrier, Western australia, Western australian museum.
Abstract
The worm‐like snakes (Scolecophidia; approximately 400 nominal extant species) have a conservative morphology and are among the most poorly‐known terrestrial vertebrates. Although molecular evidence has helped determine their higher‐level relationships, such data have rarely been used to discriminate among species. We generated a molecular data set for the continental Australian blindsnakes (genus Ramphotyphlops) to determine the concordance of molecular and morphological information in the taxonomic recognition of species. Our dataset included 741 specimens morphologically attributed to 27 nominal Ramphotyphlops species. We proposed species hypotheses (SHs) after analysis of sequences from a variable mitochondrial gene (cytochrome b) and examined these SHs with additional evidence from a nuclear gene (prolactin receptor) and geographical data. Although the nuclear marker was not as fast‐evolving and discriminating as the mitochondrial marker, there was congruence among the mitochondrial, nuclear, and geographical data, suggesting that the actual number of species is at least two times the current number of recognized, nominal species. Several biogeographical barriers and complex phytogeographical and geological patterns appeared to be involved in the division of some burrowing snake populations and, by consequence, in their diversification and speciation through isolation. © 2013 The Linnean Society of London, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 2013, 110, 427–441.
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DOI: 10.1111/bij.12132
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- Australie, France, États-Unis
- Pennsylvanie
- University Park (Pennsylvanie)
- Université d'État de Pennsylvanie
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Although molecular evidence has helped determine their higher‐level relationships, such data have rarely been used to discriminate among species. We generated a molecular data set for the continental Australian blindsnakes (genus Ramphotyphlops) to determine the concordance of molecular and morphological information in the taxonomic recognition of species. Our dataset included 741 specimens morphologically attributed to 27 nominal Ramphotyphlops species. We proposed species hypotheses (SHs) after analysis of sequences from a variable mitochondrial gene (cytochrome b) and examined these SHs with additional evidence from a nuclear gene (prolactin receptor) and geographical data. Although the nuclear marker was not as fast‐evolving and discriminating as the mitochondrial marker, there was congruence among the mitochondrial, nuclear, and geographical data, suggesting that the actual number of species is at least two times the current number of recognized, nominal species. 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