… the main pattern of evolution and dispersal of species in the sinica group and, ultimately,
to contribute to comprehensive interpretation of the evolutionary history of the entire genus. …

… , sinica and particularly the arctoides (Fig. 2c) groups represents a more evolved situation. …
the specialization of glans penis in the sinica group and a third the distinctive mosaic of the …

… Xenocypris, the taxonomic status of the genus Plagiognathops might be preserved, and
species of Xenocypris and Plagiognathops form a monophyletic group that is sister to the genus …

… Such a size difference is evidenced in our new species Hadropsylla sinica gen. et sp. nov. …
size and laterally flattened outline evolved in their later remote evolutionary history. Candidate …

… Some systems of plant taxonomy accepted Ruppiaceae, but … In addition, the evolution of
Ruppia is discussed based on … Ruppia, Potamogeton, taxonomy, phylogeny, evolution. 摘要 川蔓…

… evolution of several major anuran and urodele groups. Furthermore, these amphibians are of
old geological age, superb preservation condition, and large taxonomic … the Jehol Group. In …

… To date, the taxonomy and … in evolutionary studies, as well as biological and medicinal
material investigations 21,22,23 . Based on molecular techniques, the taxonomy and evolutionary …

… evolutionary data as well as providing an artificial key to all nominal species of Squalidus
in Taiwan. … Taxonomy and mitochondrial sequence evolution in non-diadromous species of …

… The taxonomic diversity in South China is characterized by a gradual increase from the … )
show stepwise evolutionary increase through the Devonian in parallel with the rise of taxonomic …

… is that the species ancestral to the entire sinica-group was highly polymorphic in its mtDNA,
… parts of the sinica-group’s range. This evolutionary and biogeographic pattern has been …