Al/~(.r%, , J. S. 2000. Sj~uc.ir:\ cliv~rt ily cind pltyloger~elic syslmrnric:., ( f A mc.ric.on ... more Al/~(.r%, , J. S. 2000. Sj~uc.ir:\ cliv~rt ily cind pltyloger~elic syslmrnric:., ( f A mc.ric.on knif~/ish~~,s ( ($tr~nolz/i,r.tnc~, 'lP1uoski) . Misc. I'ubl. Mu.\. Zool. Ilttin Michiyccrr, 5 0 , / i g~. Evolutionary relationships among iZlriericaii linifefislics are doc~uner~ted fi-0111 comparative studies of morphological, physiological, and behavioral features. Materials were examined from Inore than 900 lnuselirn l o~s coiltainiiig over 4200 gj~ninotifoi-in specin~ens referred to 105 described and 32 undcscribed species. Neural tissucs were examined for 31 ~gyninotifor~n species, including represei~latives of 20 genera. These data were cornpiled into a niatrix of' 249 ck~aractcrs, including 45 cl~nracters of the nervous system, for 44 operational taxonomic units. The inolecular sequence data of Alves-Go~ncs c. 1 ccl. (1995) were also analyzed, weighting transitions and transversions equally. TI-ee topologies 1.1-om molecular scqtlence and morphological datascts analyzed independently usiilg ~n a x i~n l~r n parsi~iiony are very similar, and to the topology resulting iiroin a cornbined a~ialysis. species), the Parank (26 spccies) , Northwcstcrn South America (14 species), Southeast Brazil and Urugrlay (1 2 species), Nortl~east Brazil (9 species), the Pacific slope of South Ailcrica (7 species), Mitldlc Arnc.1-ica (7 species), and the endorhcic liio Sali-Dlrlcc or rial-thwestern Arge~ltiiia (1 species). Tllcrc arc at least seven tra~~s-i\nde:~n gy~nnotif'orm clades.
Al/~(.r%, , J. S. 2000. Sj~uc.ir:\ cliv~rt ily cind pltyloger~elic syslmrnric:., ( f A mc.ric.on ... more Al/~(.r%, , J. S. 2000. Sj~uc.ir:\ cliv~rt ily cind pltyloger~elic syslmrnric:., ( f A mc.ric.on knif~/ish~~,s ( ($tr~nolz/i,r.tnc~, 'lP1uoski) . Misc. I'ubl. Mu.\. Zool. Ilttin Michiyccrr, 5 0 , / i g~. Evolutionary relationships among iZlriericaii linifefislics are doc~uner~ted fi-0111 comparative studies of morphological, physiological, and behavioral features. Materials were examined from Inore than 900 lnuselirn l o~s coiltainiiig over 4200 gj~ninotifoi-in specin~ens referred to 105 described and 32 undcscribed species. Neural tissucs were examined for 31 ~gyninotifor~n species, including represei~latives of 20 genera. These data were cornpiled into a niatrix of' 249 ck~aractcrs, including 45 cl~nracters of the nervous system, for 44 operational taxonomic units. The inolecular sequence data of Alves-Go~ncs c. 1 ccl. (1995) were also analyzed, weighting transitions and transversions equally. TI-ee topologies 1.1-om molecular scqtlence and morphological datascts analyzed independently usiilg ~n a x i~n l~r n parsi~iiony are very similar, and to the topology resulting iiroin a cornbined a~ialysis. species), the Parank (26 spccies) , Northwcstcrn South America (14 species), Southeast Brazil and Urugrlay (1 2 species), Nortl~east Brazil (9 species), the Pacific slope of South Ailcrica (7 species), Mitldlc Arnc.1-ica (7 species), and the endorhcic liio Sali-Dlrlcc or rial-thwestern Arge~ltiiia (1 species). Tllcrc arc at least seven tra~~s-i\nde:~n gy~nnotif'orm clades.
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