Phylogenetic relationships of Oriental torrent frogs in the genus Amolops and its allies (Amphibia, Anura, Ranidae)
We investigated the phylogenetic relationships among 20 species of Oriental torrent frogs in the genus Amolops and its allies from China and Southeast Asia based on 1346-bp sequences of the mitochondrial 12S and 16S rRNA genes. Oriental species of the tribe Ranini form a monophyletic group containin...
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| description | We investigated the phylogenetic relationships among 20 species of Oriental torrent frogs in the genus
Amolops and its allies from China and Southeast Asia based on 1346-bp sequences of the mitochondrial 12S and 16S rRNA genes. Oriental species of the tribe Ranini form a monophyletic group containing 11 clades (
Rana temporaria
+
Pseudoamolops,
R. chalconota, four clades of
Amolops,
Meristogenys, three clades of
Huia species, and
Staurois) for which the phylogenetic relationships are unresolved. The genus
Amolops consists of southern Chinese, southwestern Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese–Malaysian lineages, but their relationships are also unresolved. The separation of southern and southwestern lineages within China conforms to previous morphological and karyological results. Species of
Huia do not form a monophyletic group, whereas those of
Meristogenys are monophyletic. Because
P. sauteri is a sister species of
R. temporaria, distinct generic status of
Pseudoamolops is unwarranted. |
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Rana temporaria
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Pseudoamolops,
R. chalconota, four clades of
Amolops,
Meristogenys, three clades of
Huia species, and
Staurois) for which the phylogenetic relationships are unresolved. The genus
Amolops consists of southern Chinese, southwestern Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese–Malaysian lineages, but their relationships are also unresolved. The separation of southern and southwestern lineages within China conforms to previous morphological and karyological results. Species of
Huia do not form a monophyletic group, whereas those of
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Rana temporaria
+
Pseudoamolops,
R. chalconota, four clades of
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Meristogenys, three clades of
Huia species, and
Staurois) for which the phylogenetic relationships are unresolved. The genus
Amolops consists of southern Chinese, southwestern Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese–Malaysian lineages, but their relationships are also unresolved. The separation of southern and southwestern lineages within China conforms to previous morphological and karyological results. Species of
Huia do not form a monophyletic group, whereas those of
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P. sauteri is a sister species of
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Rana temporaria
+
Pseudoamolops,
R. chalconota, four clades of
Amolops,
Meristogenys, three clades of
Huia species, and
Staurois) for which the phylogenetic relationships are unresolved. The genus
Amolops consists of southern Chinese, southwestern Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese–Malaysian lineages, but their relationships are also unresolved. The separation of southern and southwestern lineages within China conforms to previous morphological and karyological results. Species of
Huia do not form a monophyletic group, whereas those of
Meristogenys are monophyletic. Because
P. sauteri is a sister species of
R. temporaria, distinct generic status of
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