A Molecular Phylogeny of Cavernicolous Oniscidea (Isopoda) Reveals Multiple Origins of Troglodytic Behavior (Oniscidea, Isopoda)
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Genetic markers, convergent evolution, monophyly, caves, woodlice, Oniscidea.Abstract
We infer the relationship of Oniscidea by utilizing two genetic markers, COI and 16S, and build a topology using the Maximum Likelihood method. We found that troglobitic behavior to have arisen multiple times independently, and the genera Spherillo and Burmoniscus to be in need of revision.
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