2019
DOI: 10.1111/cla.12400
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Morphological phylogeny of the Tegulinae (Mollusca: Vetigastropoda) reinforces a Turbinidae position

Abstract: A cladistic analysis of the Tegulinae (Turbinidae) is presented using 132 morphological characters and 41 taxa. Tegulinae is recovered and is sister to Prisogaster niger (Prisogasterinae) within the family Turbinidae. This scenario, with Tegulinae as a subfamily within Turbinidae, corroborates with the most molecular analyses. Tegulinae comprises >40 extant species, belonging to eight genera. Morphological studies have not resolved the placement of Tegulinae within Trochoidea sufficiently, and the systematic p… Show more

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“…A more conservative alternative, which we propose here, is to transfer both clades to Turbinidae. Before being given familial rank by Williams (2012) , Tegulinae was already treated as a subfamily of Turbinidae ( Bouchet and Rocroi 2005 ; Williams et al 2008 ), which was also supported recently by morphological cladistic analyses ( Dornellas et al 2020 ). Our redefined Turbinidae differs in composition from that of Dornellas et al (2020) in that we include Cittarium , but not Phasianella , according to our phylogenomic results ( Fig.…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…A more conservative alternative, which we propose here, is to transfer both clades to Turbinidae. Before being given familial rank by Williams (2012) , Tegulinae was already treated as a subfamily of Turbinidae ( Bouchet and Rocroi 2005 ; Williams et al 2008 ), which was also supported recently by morphological cladistic analyses ( Dornellas et al 2020 ). Our redefined Turbinidae differs in composition from that of Dornellas et al (2020) in that we include Cittarium , but not Phasianella , according to our phylogenomic results ( Fig.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…nov. , with Tectus Montfort, 1810 as the type genus. Two genera ( Callistele and Carolesia ) have not yet been sampled in molecular phylogenies, but morphological analyses place Carolesia in Tegulinae ( Dornellas et al 2020 ). In summary, in our proposed classification Turbinidae consists of subfamilies Turbininae and Prisogasterinae as currently accepted, plus Tegulinae status nov. and Tectinae subfam.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%