2019
DOI: 10.1111/zsc.12358
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A phylogeny of Xanthopygina (Insecta, Coleoptera) reveals major lineages and the origin of myrmecophily

Abstract: Xanthopygina is a group of colourful, neotropical rove beetles (Staphylinidae) comprising 28 genera and more than 350 species. While many genera are found on rotting fruits, carrion, dung and mushrooms, several taxa have evolved associations with social insects. Previous phylogenetic analyses have used only a subset of genera and were based solely on molecular data. In this paper, we performed Bayesian and maximum likelihood phylogenetic analyses of all known genera, including three potentially new genera, bas… Show more

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“…4B). Lendatus was recovered as the sister group to Isanopus (Chatzimanolis, 2014; Chatzimanolis & Brunke, 2019) and the sister group relationship is supported by the following morphological characteristics (besides the molecular data supporting that relationship): coarse punctures impressed in flange at posterior angle of pronotum (Fig. 2); and lateral area of basal transverse carina on sternum 3 sinuate.…”
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“…4B). Lendatus was recovered as the sister group to Isanopus (Chatzimanolis, 2014; Chatzimanolis & Brunke, 2019) and the sister group relationship is supported by the following morphological characteristics (besides the molecular data supporting that relationship): coarse punctures impressed in flange at posterior angle of pronotum (Fig. 2); and lateral area of basal transverse carina on sternum 3 sinuate.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Diagnosis . Lendatus belongs to the Isanopus group of genera (see Chatzimanolis & Brunke, 2019 for characters differentiating all genera in the Isanopus group) based on the following morphological characteristics: basal transverse carina on sternum 3 acutely pointed medially; lack of dense meshed microsculpture on sterna 5–7 (Fig. 4C); antennomeres 8–10 quadrate or elongate (Fig.…”
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“…To test whether these three taxa form a monophyletic group and to decipher their phylogenetic position in Xanthopygina, we included these taxa into the data matrix of Chatzimanolis & Brunke (2019) and added three morphological characters. The results of these new phylogenetic analyses are presented in this paper along with the formal descriptions of a new genus and three new species.…”
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confidence: 99%