Bioacoustics of Pyrgomorphidae

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description · Plazi

Both ML analysis and Bayesian analysis resulted in identical topologies ( Fig. 2 ). Nodal support values were generally high across the phylogeny. Our study recovered Pyrgomorphidae as monophyletic, but neither of the two subfamilies (or groups ‘A’ and ‘B’) was recovered as monophyletic. The subfamily Orthacridinae resulted in three lineages scattered across the phylogeny: (i) a single lineage including an Australian endemic genus Psedna ; (ii) a clade consisting of the Old World group Caprorhinus and Colemania ; and (iii) a clade consisting of the Mexican endemic genera, Sphenacris , Ichthiacris , Pyrgotettix , Sphenotettix , Ichthyotettix , and Piscacris . Considering Kevan’s series, we included multiple members of the Series III, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, and X, and none of these series was recovered as monophyletic. Of the tribes for which we included multiple taxa, we recovered Dictyophorini , Omurini sensu Mariño-Pérez and Song (2019) , and Pyrgomorphini as monophyletic. Sphenariini , Ichthiacridini , Ichthyotettigini , and Phymateini were found to be paraphyletic. When we compared our tree with the morphological phylogeny by Mariño-Pérez and Song (2018) , we found a large number of discordances between the two in terms topology, and none of their four clades was recovered as monophyletic ( Fig. 3 ).

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziPyrgomorphidaeFamilyPyrgomorphidaePlazi/Pyrgomorphidae
bio.acousti.caPyrgomorphidaeFamilyPyrgomorphidaebio.acousti.ca/2078

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