FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2119954658> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2119954658 endingPage "781" @default.
• W2119954658 startingPage "762" @default.
• W2119954658 abstract "Investigating patterns and processes of parasite diversification over ancient geological periods should involve comparisons of host and parasite phylogenies in a biogeographic context. It has been shown previously that the geographical distribution of host-specific parasites of sarcopterygians was guided, from Palaeozoic to Cainozoic times, mostly by evolution and diversification of their freshwater hosts. Here, we propose phylogenies of neobatrachian frogs and their specific parasites (Platyhelminthes, Monogenea) to investigate coevolutionary processes and historical biogeography of polystomes and further discuss all the possible assumptions that may account for the early evolution of these parasites. Phylogenetic analyses of concatenated rRNA nuclear genes (18S and partial 28S) supplemented by cophylogenetic and biogeographic vicariance analyses reveal four main parasite lineages that can be ascribed to centers of diversity, namely Australia, India, Africa, and South America. In addition, the relationships among these biogeographical monophyletic groups, substantiated by molecular dating, reflect sequential origins during the breakup of Gondwana. The Australian polystome lineage may have been isolated during the first stages of the breakup, whereas the Indian lineage would have arisen after the complete separation of western and eastern Gondwanan components. Next, polystomes would have codiverged with hyloid sensu stricto and ranoid frog lineages before the completion of South American and African plate separation. Ultimately, they would have undergone an extensive diversification in South America when their ancestral host families diversified. Therefore, the presence of polystome parasites in specific anuran host clades and in discrete geographic areas reveals the importance of biogeographic vicariance in diversification processes and supports the occurrence and radiation of amphibians over ancient and recent geological periods." @default.
• W2119954658 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5006094566 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5014483471 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5017199677 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5022583273 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5024388698 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5047561489 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5048762079 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5054118537 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5058027521 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5069377422 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5070843801 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5074406299 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5082926782 @default.
• W2119954658 creator A5091718584 @default.
• W2119954658 date "2011-08-18" @default.
• W2119954658 modified "2023-10-10" @default.
• W2119954658 title "Correlating Early Evolution of Parasitic Platyhelminths to Gondwana Breakup" @default.
• W2119954658 cites W154582765 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1615740476 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1625274098 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1821054850 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1964571162 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1966802887 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1971337754 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1972081641 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1981857370 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1982103221 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1982759911 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1985826966 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W1989809582 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2008252897 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2018075968 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2020194890 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2029914012 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2032420937 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2034434047 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2034492097 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2036004025 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2043752265 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2045080193 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2045517599 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2051296828 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2051901428 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2058978289 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2068114170 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2075354524 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2079303770 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2082928585 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2085548843 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2085613047 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2092974338 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2093028644 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2096467507 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2096535679 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2097231226 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2098163492 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2098673312 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2106882534 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2108034499 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2110400437 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2110468786 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2114910448 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2118485591 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2122758191 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2125121305 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2126023850 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2130138677 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2134381552 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2134771735 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2138798117 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2141157874 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2143776657 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2144191864 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2144426276 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2144619586 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2144898181 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2149150220 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2150294367 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2150673109 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2156606087 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2161444534 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2162229689 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2163412277 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2164156079 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2167307669 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2169921495 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2170134748 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2171105161 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2178973069 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2179331560 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2202097332 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2218076246 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W2472891937 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W258259269 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W4206408300 @default.
• W2119954658 cites W4212826800 @default.

• next