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Citation title: "On the phylogeny and higher classification of the Oligochaeta.".

This study was previously identified under the legacy study ID S297 (Status: Published).

Citation

Jamieson B. 1988. On the phylogeny and higher classification of the Oligochaeta. Cladistics, 4: 367-410.

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• Jamieson B.

Abstract

The 50 oligochaete taxa representing all families of opisthoporous oligochaetes (Alluroididae, earthworms and aquatic megadriles) together with two representatives of the Haplotaxidac and thrcc examples of microdiles were subjected to cladistic analysis using the PAUP program. Sixty-eight characters used in the analyses were derived from a comprehensive range of somatic and genital systems. T he optimal result, in terms of maximal number of characters attd taxa and of parsimony, produced two trees (consistency index 0.362) differing only in the placement of the mottotypic clade for the family Lumbriculidae. From a line originating from the presumed octogonadial ancestor, the following branches were derived, in sequence from the basal to most derived (new =Asterisked): subclass Randiellata* (order Randiellida*, Randiellidae); subclass Tubificata* (order Tubificida, Tubificidae Naididae computed and others not computed); subclass Lumbriculata* (order Lumbricuiida, Lumbriculidae); superorder Haplotaxidea* (order Haplotaxida, Haplotaxidae); order Moniligastrida (Moniligastridae); suborder Alluroidina (Alluroididae and Syngenodrilidae); cohort Aquamegadrili* (with, in succession, superfamilies Sparganophiloidea, Sparganophilidae; Biwadriloidea, Biwadrilidae, and Almoidea-Lutodrilidae and Almidae, including (Criodrilus); superfamily Eudriloidea*, superfamily Lumbricoidea and, as the adelphotaxon of the latter, tht superfamily Megascolecoidea. Intermediate nodes were given the following names, with the adelphotaxon through to the .Megascolecoidea, M, in parentheses: subclass Diplotesticulata (Haplotaxidea M); superorder Metagynopohora* (Moniligastrida M); order Opisthopora (Alluroidina M); suborder Crassiclitellata* (Aquamegadrili M); cohort Terrimegadrili* (Ocnerodriloidea M); unnamed (Eudriloidea M); unnamed (Lumbricoidea and Megascolecoidea). Recognition of the Randiellata, which alone were added intuitively and not computed, and the position of the Lumbriculata, are tentative. Location of the Lumbricoidea as the adelphotaxon of,t restricted Mcgascoecloidea is heuristic, but the alternative depiction of lumbricoids in some analyses, as the adelphotaxon of an ocnerodrilid-eudrilid-megascolecoid clade (the conventional Megascolecoidea s. lat.), is not conclusively dismissed.

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  		@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref15980,
  	 author = {Barrie G. M.  Jamieson},
  	 title = {On the phylogeny and higher classification of the Oligochaeta.},
  	 year = {1988},
  	 keywords = {},
  	 doi = {},
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  	 pmid = {},
  	 journal = {Cladistics},
  	 volume = {4},
  	 number = {},
  	 pages = {367--410},
  	 abstract = {The 50 oligochaete taxa representing all families of opisthoporous oligochaetes (Alluroididae, earthworms and aquatic megadriles) together with two representatives of the Haplotaxidac and thrcc examples of microdiles were subjected to cladistic analysis using the PAUP program. Sixty-eight characters used in the analyses were derived from a comprehensive range of somatic and genital systems. T he optimal result, in terms of maximal number of characters attd taxa and of parsimony, produced two trees (consistency index 0.362) differing only in the placement of the mottotypic clade for the family Lumbriculidae. From a line originating from the presumed octogonadial ancestor, the following branches were derived, in sequence from the basal to most derived (new =Asterisked): subclass Randiellata* (order Randiellida*, Randiellidae); subclass Tubificata* (order Tubificida, Tubificidae Naididae computed and others not computed); subclass Lumbriculata* (order Lumbricuiida, Lumbriculidae); superorder Haplotaxidea* (order Haplotaxida, Haplotaxidae); order Moniligastrida (Moniligastridae); suborder Alluroidina (Alluroididae and Syngenodrilidae); cohort Aquamegadrili* (with, in succession, superfamilies Sparganophiloidea, Sparganophilidae; Biwadriloidea, Biwadrilidae, and Almoidea-Lutodrilidae and Almidae, including (Criodrilus); superfamily Eudriloidea*, superfamily Lumbricoidea and, as the adelphotaxon of the latter, tht superfamily Megascolecoidea. Intermediate nodes were given the following names, with the adelphotaxon through to the .Megascolecoidea, M, in parentheses: subclass Diplotesticulata (Haplotaxidea M); superorder Metagynopohora* (Moniligastrida M); order Opisthopora (Alluroidina M); suborder Crassiclitellata* (Aquamegadrili M); cohort Terrimegadrili* (Ocnerodriloidea M); unnamed (Eudriloidea M); unnamed (Lumbricoidea and Megascolecoidea). Recognition of the Randiellata, which alone were added intuitively and not computed, and the position of the Lumbriculata, are tentative. Location of the Lumbricoidea as the adelphotaxon of,t restricted Mcgascoecloidea is heuristic, but the alternative depiction of lumbricoids in some analyses, as the adelphotaxon of an ocnerodrilid-eudrilid-megascolecoid clade (the conventional Megascolecoidea s. lat.), is not conclusively dismissed.}
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  		TY  - JOUR
  ID  - 15980
  AU  - Jamieson,Barrie G. M. 
  T1  - On the phylogeny and higher classification of the Oligochaeta.
  PY  - 1988
  UR  - 
  N2  - The 50 oligochaete taxa representing all families of opisthoporous oligochaetes (Alluroididae, earthworms and aquatic megadriles) together with two representatives of the Haplotaxidac and thrcc examples of microdiles were subjected to cladistic analysis using the PAUP program. Sixty-eight characters used in the analyses were derived from a comprehensive range of somatic and genital systems. T he optimal result, in terms of maximal number of characters attd taxa and of parsimony, produced two trees (consistency index 0.362) differing only in the placement of the mottotypic clade for the family Lumbriculidae. From a line originating from the presumed octogonadial ancestor, the following branches were derived, in sequence from the basal to most derived (new =Asterisked): subclass Randiellata* (order Randiellida*, Randiellidae); subclass Tubificata* (order Tubificida, Tubificidae Naididae computed and others not computed); subclass Lumbriculata* (order Lumbricuiida, Lumbriculidae); superorder Haplotaxidea* (order Haplotaxida, Haplotaxidae); order Moniligastrida (Moniligastridae); suborder Alluroidina (Alluroididae and Syngenodrilidae); cohort Aquamegadrili* (with, in succession, superfamilies Sparganophiloidea, Sparganophilidae; Biwadriloidea, Biwadrilidae, and Almoidea-Lutodrilidae and Almidae, including (Criodrilus); superfamily Eudriloidea*, superfamily Lumbricoidea and, as the adelphotaxon of the latter, tht superfamily Megascolecoidea. Intermediate nodes were given the following names, with the adelphotaxon through to the .Megascolecoidea, M, in parentheses: subclass Diplotesticulata (Haplotaxidea M); superorder Metagynopohora* (Moniligastrida M); order Opisthopora (Alluroidina M); suborder Crassiclitellata* (Aquamegadrili M); cohort Terrimegadrili* (Ocnerodriloidea M); unnamed (Eudriloidea M); unnamed (Lumbricoidea and Megascolecoidea). Recognition of the Randiellata, which alone were added intuitively and not computed, and the position of the Lumbriculata, are tentative. Location of the Lumbricoidea as the adelphotaxon of,t restricted Mcgascoecloidea is heuristic, but the alternative depiction of lumbricoids in some analyses, as the adelphotaxon of an ocnerodrilid-eudrilid-megascolecoid clade (the conventional Megascolecoidea s. lat.), is not conclusively dismissed.
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  JF  - Cladistics
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  SP  - 367
  EP  - 410
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