La familia Vitrinidae en Canarias. V. El género Guerrina (Gastropoda: Pulmonata)

Valido, Manuel J.; Groh, Klaus; Ibáñez, Miguel; Alonso, María R.

doi:10.1127/arch.moll/121/1992/117

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“…The distribution data were compiled from the following papers: Alonso et al (1987), Alonso et al (2000), Altonaga et al (1994), Alzona (1971), Baker (1941), Forcart (1978), Groh (1983), Groh & Hemmen (1986), Grossu (1983), Hausdorf (1995), Ibáñez et al (1987), Jaeckel et al (1958), Kerney et al (1983), Manganelli et al (1995), Morales et al (1988), Mordan & Martins (2001), Neubert (1998), Pilsbry (1946), Rähle (1980), Schileyko (1986), Valido et al (1990), Valido et al (1993), Wiktor & Backeljau (1995).…”

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Phylogeny and biogeography of the Vitrinidae (Gastropoda: Stylommatophora)

Hausdorf

2002

Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society

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The phylogeny of the Vitrinidae is reconstructed in a cladistic analysis based on characters of the genitalia, the copulation behaviour and the radula. The genera with an atrial stimulator turned out to be the earliest branches of the Vitrinidae, whereas the genera with a glandula amatoria form a monophyletic, taxonomically apomorphic group. The differences between the proposed phylogeny and previous hypotheses are discussed. The ancestral areas of the Vitrinidae and its sister group, the limacoid slugs Boettgerillidae–Limacidae–Agriolimacidae, are estimated using weighted ancestral area analysis. The Vitrinidae and the limacoid slugs might have originated by a vicariance event between Central Europe and the Near East. © 2002 The Linnean Society of London. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society, 2002, 134, 347–358.

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Phylogeny and biogeography of the Vitrinidae (Gastropoda: Stylommatophora)

Hausdorf

2002

Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society

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“…After years of remarkable progress in understanding the phylogeny of the Vitrinidae (Alonso et al, 1987;Groh, & Hemmen, 1986;Morales et al, 1988;Schileyko, 1986;Valido et al, 1990Valido et al, , 1993, little has been contributed after the latest hypotheses on Vitrinidae taxonomy (see Alonso et al, 2000;Giusti et al, 2011;Hausdorf, 2002;Schileyko, 2003). The morphological characters used in these leading works could be crucial for any later topology resolution but harbors a potential source of error if characters are not informative or wrongly interpreted.…”

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Phylogenetic position of African Vitrinidae: Old family groups unraveled

Pfarrer

Rowson

Tattersfield

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J Zool Syst Evol Res

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A phylogenetic investigation of genera and species of the semislug family Vitrinidae from Europe, East Africa, Arabia, and Macaronesia is presented. Two mitochondrial markers (COI & 16S) and a set of nuclear markers (H3 & ITS2) were used in maximum likelihood (ML) and Bayesian inference (BI) analyses. The synopsis of DNA sequence data and anatomical data provide a first insight into the phylogenetic relationships of these groups. The existence of major groups comprising European, Macaronesian, and Arabian-African genera is proven, however, their relationship remains unresolved. The sister-group relationship between the Macaronesian radiation and a newly discovered East African genus Sanettivitrina nov. gen., perhaps a relic of this radiation, is demonstrated. The separation of the remaining East African Vitrinidae into two clades as hypothesized by earlier authors, viz. Arabivitrina Thiele, 1931 and Calidivitrina Pilsbry, 1919 could not be confirmed. The hitherto used generic definitions based on genital morphology are not able to explain the existence of at least five lineages in East Africa. Apparently, Arabivitrina and Calidivitrina morphotypes experienced several parallel losses of genital organ appendices.

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A Systematic Revision of the Vitrinid Semislugs of the Azores (Gastropoda:pulmonata)

Mordan¹

2001

Journal Molluscan Studies

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La familia Vitrinidae en Canarias. V. El género Guerrina (Gastropoda: Pulmonata)

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Phylogeny and biogeography of the Vitrinidae (Gastropoda: Stylommatophora)

Phylogeny and biogeography of the Vitrinidae (Gastropoda: Stylommatophora)

Phylogenetic position of African Vitrinidae: Old family groups unraveled

A Systematic Revision of the Vitrinid Semislugs of the Azores (Gastropoda:pulmonata)

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