Evolution of Mesobuthus gibbosus (Brullé, 1832) (Scorpiones: Buthidae) in the northeastern Mediterranean region
Identifieur interne : 000310 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000309; suivant : 000311Evolution of Mesobuthus gibbosus (Brullé, 1832) (Scorpiones: Buthidae) in the northeastern Mediterranean region
Auteurs : A. Parmakelis ; I. Stathi ; M. Chatzaki ; S. Simaiakis ; L. Spanos ; C. Louis ; M. MylonasSource :
- Molecular Ecology [ 0962-1083 ] ; 2006-09.
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- Aegean archipelago, Aegean islands, Aegean region, Anatolia, Authors journal compilation, Biogeographic, Biogeographic affinities, Biogeography, Blackwell publishing, Buthidae, Clade, Crete, Cyprius, Cyprus, Dermitzakis, Dermitzakis papanikolaou, Divergence, Divergence times, Ecology, Eupeus, Evolutionary history, Gantenbein, Gantenbein keightley, Genetic data banks, Genetic databases, Genetic distance, Genetic distances, Genus, Genus mesobuthus, Geological events, Gibbosus, Gibbosus clades, Gibbosus crete island, Gibbosus mainland greece, Gibbosus mainland turkey, Haplotype, Karatas, Karpathos, Kasapidis, Kyklades, Kyklades plateau, Lineage, Mainland greece, Mainland populations, Mainland turkey, Major clades, Mastus, Mesobuthus, Mesobuthus gibbosus, Mesobuthus species, Middle miocene, Miocene, Mitochondrial, Molecular biology, Molecular clock, Molecular ecology, Molecular evolution, Molecular phylogenetics, Molecular systematics, Mtdna, Mtdna genes, Mylonas, Natural history museum, Node, Northeastern, Northeastern mediterranean region, Outgroup, Palaeogeographic, Palaeogeographic evolution, Parmakelis, Phylogenetic, Phylogenetic analysis, Phylogenetic tree, Phylogenetics, Phylogeny, Phylogeographic, Phylogeography, Poor resolution, Poulakakis, Primer, Rrna, Rrna gene, Scorpion, Scorpiones, Sequence divergence, Study area, Systematics, Taxon, Temporal frame, Time frame, Topology, Vicariant, Vicariant pattern.
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- Aegean archipelago, Aegean islands, Aegean region, Anatolia, Authors journal compilation, Biogeographic, Biogeographic affinities, Biogeography, Blackwell publishing, Buthidae, Clade, Crete, Cyprius, Cyprus, Dermitzakis, Dermitzakis papanikolaou, Divergence, Divergence times, Ecology, Eupeus, Evolutionary history, Gantenbein, Gantenbein keightley, Genetic data banks, Genetic databases, Genetic distance, Genetic distances, Genus, Genus mesobuthus, Geological events, Gibbosus, Gibbosus clades, Gibbosus crete island, Gibbosus mainland greece, Gibbosus mainland turkey, Haplotype, Karatas, Karpathos, Kasapidis, Kyklades, Kyklades plateau, Lineage, Mainland greece, Mainland populations, Mainland turkey, Major clades, Mastus, Mesobuthus, Mesobuthus gibbosus, Mesobuthus species, Middle miocene, Miocene, Mitochondrial, Molecular biology, Molecular clock, Molecular ecology, Molecular evolution, Molecular phylogenetics, Molecular systematics, Mtdna, Mtdna genes, Mylonas, Natural history museum, Node, Northeastern, Northeastern mediterranean region, Outgroup, Palaeogeographic, Palaeogeographic evolution, Parmakelis, Phylogenetic, Phylogenetic analysis, Phylogenetic tree, Phylogenetics, Phylogeny, Phylogeographic, Phylogeography, Poor resolution, Poulakakis, Primer, Rrna, Rrna gene, Scorpion, Scorpiones, Sequence divergence, Study area, Systematics, Taxon, Temporal frame, Time frame, Topology, Vicariant, Vicariant pattern.
Abstract
Sequence data derived from two mitochondrial markers, 16S rRNA and COI genes, were used to infer the evolutionary history of 47 insular and mainland populations covering most of the distributional range of the northeastern Mediterranean scorpion species Mesobuthus gibbosus. Based on the estimated divergence times of Mesobuthus lineages, the temporal frame of the genus differentiation in the northeastern Mediterranean region is placed in middle Miocene (15 million years ago). The biogeographic affinities of M. gibbosus populations point towards a mainly vicariant pattern of differentiation of the species which is consistent with the geological events that transformed the Aegean region during the period from 12 to 5 million years ago. M. gibbosus is an old northeastern Mediterranean species that has retained valuable bits of genetic information, reflecting some of the oldest vicariant events that have occurred in the area. Most importantly, the history witnessed by M. gibbosus has not been obscured by more recent palaeoevents of the region. Therefore, the case of M. gibbosus is in favour of a taxon‐oriented ‘perception’ of the natural history of a given area.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2006.02982.x
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Based on the estimated divergence times of Mesobuthus lineages, the temporal frame of the genus differentiation in the northeastern Mediterranean region is placed in middle Miocene (15 million years ago). The biogeographic affinities of M. gibbosus populations point towards a mainly vicariant pattern of differentiation of the species which is consistent with the geological events that transformed the Aegean region during the period from 12 to 5 million years ago. M. gibbosus is an old northeastern Mediterranean species that has retained valuable bits of genetic information, reflecting some of the oldest vicariant events that have occurred in the area. Most importantly, the history witnessed by M. gibbosus has not been obscured by more recent palaeoevents of the region. 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