2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2009.07.014
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Evolutionary history of a prominent North American warbler clade: The Oporornis–Geothlypis complex

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“…There were no instances of a North American species being the sister species of a South American species, in contrast to the predictions of Rappole (1995). Although the base of this part of the tree could be construed as tropical, it is clear that many long-distance migrants are North American, and there are three potential cases of migratory drop-out (Escalante et al, 2009) involving sister species that are sedentary and migratory, although this history of this phenomenon depends on which reconstruction is used. For example, on the tree using stochastic ancestral state reconstruction, Dendroica pinus (North America) and Dendroica pityophila (Cuba and the Bahamas) are migratory and sedentary, respectively, although the reconstruction suggests that the latter only recently became sedentary.…”
Section: Methods To Mitigate Rapidly Changing Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There were no instances of a North American species being the sister species of a South American species, in contrast to the predictions of Rappole (1995). Although the base of this part of the tree could be construed as tropical, it is clear that many long-distance migrants are North American, and there are three potential cases of migratory drop-out (Escalante et al, 2009) involving sister species that are sedentary and migratory, although this history of this phenomenon depends on which reconstruction is used. For example, on the tree using stochastic ancestral state reconstruction, Dendroica pinus (North America) and Dendroica pityophila (Cuba and the Bahamas) are migratory and sedentary, respectively, although the reconstruction suggests that the latter only recently became sedentary.…”
Section: Methods To Mitigate Rapidly Changing Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reasons for this are uncertain, although this correlation would not have been found without phylogenetic mapping. Escalante et al (2009) constructed a tree for warblers in the genera Geothlypis and Oporonis, which included several migratory and sedentary species, and distinct groups within currently recognized single species. They concluded that migratory behaviour evolved a minimum of three times and that a tropical ancestor was most likely.…”
Section: Interspecific Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De récentes recherches en génétique ont démontré, à l'aide de l'ADN mitochondrial, que le genre Oporornis devrait être inclus dans le genre Geothlypis (Escalante et al 2009;Lovette et al 2010) ce qui pourrait laisser supposer des affinités physiologiques, biologiques et comportementales avec d'autres espèces comme la Paruline masquée {Geothlypis trichas). Au cours de l'été 2011, il y a eu remaniement dans la classification des oiseaux.…”
Section: La Paruline à Gorge Griseunclassified
“…Recent research with mitochondrial DNA, revealed a close link between the genus Oporornis and Geothlypis (Escalante et al 2009;Lovette et al 2010). Deux nids sont arrivés à terme.…”
Section: Parental Assignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also tested the primers on eight individuals from the closely related G. thrichas from Baja California (Escalante et al 2009), using the same PCR conditions. Eight loci successfully amplified, and despite the smaller sample size analyzed, demonstrated to be generally more polymorphic than in G. beldingi (Table 2).…”
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