FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2965314209> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2965314209 abstract "ABSTRACT Recent phylogenetic studies of gekkonid lizards have revealed unexpected, widespread paraphyly and polyphyly among genera, unclear generic boundaries, and a tendency towards the nesting of taxa exhibiting specialized, apomorphic morphologies within geographically widespread “generalist” clades. This is especially true in the Australasia, where the monophyly of Gekko proper has been questioned with respect to phenotypically ornate flap-legged geckos of the genus Luperosaurus , the Philippine false geckos of the genus Pseudogekko , and even the elaborately “derived” parachute geckos of the genus Ptychozoon . Here we employ sequence capture targeting 5060 ultraconserved elements to infer phylogenomic relationships among 42 representative ingroup gekkonine lizard taxa. We analyzed multiple datasets of varying degrees of completeness (10, 50, 75, 95, and 100 percent complete with 4715, 4051, 3376, 2366, and 772 UCEs, respectively) using concatenated maximum likelihood and multispecies coalescent methods. Our sampling scheme was designed to address four persistent systematic questions in this group: (1) Are Luperosaurus and Ptychozoon monophyletic and are any of these named species truly nested within Gekko ? (2) Are prior phylogenetic estimates of Sulawesi’s L. iskandari as sister to Melanesian G. vittatus supported by our genome-scale dataset? (3) Is the high elevation L. gulat of Palawan Island correctly placed within Gekko ? (4) And, finally, where do the enigmatic taxa P. rhacophorus and L. browni fall in a higher-level gekkonid phylogeny? We resolve these issues; confirm with strong support some previously inferred findings (placement of Ptychozoon taxa within Gekko; the sister relationship between L. iskandari and G. vittatus ); resolve the systematic position of unplaced taxa ( L. gulat , and L. browni ); and transfer L. iskandari, L. gulat, L. browni , and all members of the genus Ptychozoon to the genus Gekko . Our unexpected and novel systematic inference of the placement of Ptychozoon rhacophorus suggests that this species is not related to Ptychozoon or even Luperosaurus (as previously expected) but may, in fact, be most closely related to several Indochinese species of Gekko . With our final, well-supported topologies, we recognize seven newly defined subgenera to accommodate ∼60 species within the more broadly defined and maximally-inclusive Australasian genus Gekko . The newly defined subgenera will aide taxonomists and systematists in species descriptions by allowing them to only diagnose putatively new species from the most relevant members of the same subgenus, not necessarily the phenotypically variable genus Gekko as a whole, and we argue that it appropriately recognizes geographically circumscribed units (e.g., a new subgenus for a novel clade, entirely endemic to the Philippines) while simultaneously recognizing several of the most systematically controversial, phenotypically distinct, and phylogenetically unique lineages. An added benefit of recognizing the most inclusive definition of Gekko , containing multiple phylogenetically-defined subgenera, is that this practice has the potential to alleviate taxonomic vandalism, if widely adopted, by creating formally available, supraspecific taxa, accompanied by character-based diagnoses and properly assigned type species, such that future, more atomized classifications would necessarily be required to adopt today’s subgenera as tomorrow’s genera under the guidelines of The Code of Zoological Nomenclature. Not only does this simple practice effectively eliminate the nefarious motivation behind taxonomic vandalism, but it also ensures that supraspecific names are created only when accompanied by data, that they are coined with reference to a phylogenetic estimate, and that they explicitly involve appropriate specifiers in the form of type species and, ultimately, type specimens." @default.
• W2965314209 created "2019-08-13" @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5018739374 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5020929521 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5030592615 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5040581131 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5040626259 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5042926908 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5052701115 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5052851911 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5075460087 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5082462753 @default.
• W2965314209 creator A5091759343 @default.
• W2965314209 date "2019-07-28" @default.
• W2965314209 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2965314209 title "Parachute geckos free fall into synonymy:Gekkophylogeny, and a new subgeneric classification, inferred from thousands of ultraconserved elements" @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1507087565 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1561964861 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1856776018 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1963811450 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1979597031 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1982609022 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W1983102293 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2005612225 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2013527926 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2014087252 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2020673827 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2021869331 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2031211350 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2038511295 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2045407426 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2077784493 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2087968858 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2095691815 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2096300856 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2097624507 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2099954788 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2106704226 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2108604151 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2111647009 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2115556561 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2115888213 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2120663060 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2120902911 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2122302865 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2123534114 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2127713506 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2132231935 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2136145671 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2141093804 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2141121844 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2147291041 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2147335200 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2160378127 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2180882942 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2251760667 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2312270261 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2320637753 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2321092887 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2411428838 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2494659493 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2561305363 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2598066557 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2614081736 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2756194227 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2782804982 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2899547483 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W2956657676 @default.
• W2965314209 cites W3105252518 @default.
• W2965314209 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/717520" @default.
• W2965314209 hasPublicationYear "2019" @default.
• W2965314209 type Work @default.
• W2965314209 sameAs 2965314209 @default.
• W2965314209 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W2965314209 countsByYear W29653142092020 @default.
• W2965314209 crossrefType "posted-content" @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5018739374 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5020929521 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5030592615 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5040581131 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5040626259 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5042926908 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5052701115 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5052851911 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5075460087 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5082462753 @default.
• W2965314209 hasAuthorship W2965314209A5091759343 @default.
• W2965314209 hasBestOaLocation W29653142091 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C12326286 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C157369684 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C160525816 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C162100973 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C193252679 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C2778216243 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C2778328004 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C44465124 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
• W2965314209 hasConcept C66582369 @default.

• next