Figure 22. Strict consensus tree calculated from 19 in The first fossils of Timon (Squamata: Lacertinae) from Sardinia (Italy) and potential causes for its local extinction in the Pleistocene
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| author | Tschopp, Emanuel Villa, Andrea Camaiti, Marco Ferro, Letizia Tuveri, Caterinella Rook, Lorenzo Arca, Marisa Delfino, Massimo |
| author_facet | Tschopp, Emanuel Villa, Andrea Camaiti, Marco Ferro, Letizia Tuveri, Caterinella Rook, Lorenzo Arca, Marisa Delfino, Massimo |
| contents | Figure 22. Strict consensus tree calculated from 19 trees constrained to find the accepted higher-level systematic grouping based on molecular data (nodes with exclamation mark). The four extinct taxa Janosikia ulmensis, Maioricalacerta rafelinensis, Pseudeumeces cadurcensis and the fossil material from Monte Tuttavista were treated as wild-card taxa, so that they could be found in any phylogenetic position. The large-sized Monte Tuttavista taxon is recovered as sister-taxon to all extant species of Timon, and herein referred to Timon sp. |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 22. Strict consensus tree calculated from 19 in The first fossils of Timon (Squamata: Lacertinae) from Sardinia (Italy) and potential causes for its local extinction in the Pleistocene Tschopp, Emanuel Villa, Andrea Camaiti, Marco Ferro, Letizia Tuveri, Caterinella Rook, Lorenzo Arca, Marisa Delfino, Massimo Biodiversity Taxonomy Figure 22. Strict consensus tree calculated from 19 trees constrained to find the accepted higher-level systematic grouping based on molecular data (nodes with exclamation mark). The four extinct taxa Janosikia ulmensis, Maioricalacerta rafelinensis, Pseudeumeces cadurcensis and the fossil material from Monte Tuttavista were treated as wild-card taxa, so that they could be found in any phylogenetic position. The large-sized Monte Tuttavista taxon is recovered as sister-taxon to all extant species of Timon, and herein referred to Timon sp. |
| title | Figure 22. Strict consensus tree calculated from 19 in The first fossils of Timon (Squamata: Lacertinae) from Sardinia (Italy) and potential causes for its local extinction in the Pleistocene |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14814177 |