Pelodryadidae Günther, 1859
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B387A6-223D-FFB9-9CD9-FD6FFA775795 |
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Pelodryadidae Günther, 1859 |
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Family Pelodryadidae Günther, 1859 View in CoL
Duellman et al. (2006) provided a definition for the family. Faivovich et al. (2010) discussed the lack of formal evidence for the monophyly of the pelodryadine frogs based on the limited range of species represented in molecular phylogenetic studies to that time and the absence of a morphological diagnosis. Elias-Costa et al. (2021) discussed the evolution of submandibular musculature in Anura and provided morphological synapomorphies for the Pelodryadidae , for which Faivovich et al. (2011) had previously defined the homology of structures for these muscles. Bossuyt and Roelants (2009) considered that the pelodryadine frogs should be regarded as a distinct family based on the age of their divergence from their sister lineage the Phyllomedusidae , while Dubois et al. (2021) argued for sub-family status on the basis of fitting a rank-based classification to a hypothesis of phylogenetic relationships, generated largely from mitochondrial DNA nucleotide sequences. Our comprehensive molecular phylogenetic analyses demonstrate the monophyly of the pelodryadine frogs and Hime et al.
719 TTCTTTTCC
711 CCCCGCCCC
701 AATATTATA
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678 CCTTTTCCC
675 AAAAAAAGA
641 TTTTTTTCC
639 AAAAAAATA
616 TCTTCCTAT
615 AAAGAATAA
614 AATTGTCTG
611 CCCCTACCG
552 AAAAAAAAA
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551 AATAAAAAC
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548 AGGATAAGA
543 AAAAAGAGG
530 CTTTTTATT
494 AAAAAAAAA
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491 AAAGAAAAA
472 TTTCTCCTC
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(2021) provide robust phylogenomic evidence of the relationships of the Pelodryadidae with other hyloid families.
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