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author = {Alexandra H Wortley and David J Harris and Robert W. Scotland},
title = {On the taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia},
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abstract = {The taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia have been investigated through a comprehensive study of herbarium specimens and analyses of DNA sequence and non-sequence data. Phylogenetic analysis of all available evidence placed Thomandersia within Lamiales but outside Acanthaceae, the family in which it has traditionally been classified. Moreover, Thomandersia is shown to be a morphologically distinct clade, lying outside all currently circumscribed families of Lamiales. We therefore propose resurrection of family Thomandersiaceae. Phylogenetic analyses provide moderate support for a sister group relationship between Thomandersiaceae and Schlegeliaceae. In addition, the morphological variation within and between species is described and six species are recognised. A new taxonomic treatment of these six species, including an improved key, descriptions, illustrations and distribution maps, is provided.}
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Citation for Study 1666
Citation title:
"On the taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia".
This study was previously identified under the legacy study ID S1623
(Status: Published).
Citation
Wortley A., Harris D., & Scotland R. 2006. On the taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia. Systematic Botany, null.
Authors
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Wortley A.
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Harris D.
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Scotland R.
Abstract
The taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia have been investigated through a comprehensive study of herbarium specimens and analyses of DNA sequence and non-sequence data. Phylogenetic analysis of all available evidence placed Thomandersia within Lamiales but outside Acanthaceae, the family in which it has traditionally been classified. Moreover, Thomandersia is shown to be a morphologically distinct clade, lying outside all currently circumscribed families of Lamiales. We therefore propose resurrection of family Thomandersiaceae. Phylogenetic analyses provide moderate support for a sister group relationship between Thomandersiaceae and Schlegeliaceae. In addition, the morphological variation within and between species is described and six species are recognised. A new taxonomic treatment of these six species, including an improved key, descriptions, illustrations and distribution maps, is provided.
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref18200,
author = {Alexandra H Wortley and David J Harris and Robert W. Scotland},
title = {On the taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia},
year = {2006},
keywords = {},
doi = {},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Systematic Botany},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {The taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia have been investigated through a comprehensive study of herbarium specimens and analyses of DNA sequence and non-sequence data. Phylogenetic analysis of all available evidence placed Thomandersia within Lamiales but outside Acanthaceae, the family in which it has traditionally been classified. Moreover, Thomandersia is shown to be a morphologically distinct clade, lying outside all currently circumscribed families of Lamiales. We therefore propose resurrection of family Thomandersiaceae. Phylogenetic analyses provide moderate support for a sister group relationship between Thomandersiaceae and Schlegeliaceae. In addition, the morphological variation within and between species is described and six species are recognised. A new taxonomic treatment of these six species, including an improved key, descriptions, illustrations and distribution maps, is provided.}
}
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ID - 18200
AU - Wortley,Alexandra H
AU - Harris,David J
AU - Scotland,Robert W.
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N2 - The taxonomy and phylogenetic position of Thomandersia have been investigated through a comprehensive study of herbarium specimens and analyses of DNA sequence and non-sequence data. Phylogenetic analysis of all available evidence placed Thomandersia within Lamiales but outside Acanthaceae, the family in which it has traditionally been classified. Moreover, Thomandersia is shown to be a morphologically distinct clade, lying outside all currently circumscribed families of Lamiales. We therefore propose resurrection of family Thomandersiaceae. Phylogenetic analyses provide moderate support for a sister group relationship between Thomandersiaceae and Schlegeliaceae. In addition, the morphological variation within and between species is described and six species are recognised. A new taxonomic treatment of these six species, including an improved key, descriptions, illustrations and distribution maps, is provided.
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