澳大利亚大陆辐射的兴衰:棘进化、生物地理学和隐子科(鼠李科:柚科)的多样化

IF 2.3 2区 生物学 Q2 PLANT SCIENCES
Francis J Nge, Jürgen Kellermann, Ed Biffin, Kevin R Thiele, Michelle Waycott
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自中新世以来,澳大利亚大陆经历了渐进的干旱化,刺激了适应干旱的谱系的辐射和中新生生物群体的可能下降。虽然前者的例子已经得到了比较充分的记录,但中新世以后非干旱硬叶植物区系的减少却不太清楚。在这里,我们提出了一个很好的采样时间校准核系统发育(140个条目代表60/65种)的澳大利亚植物属(Cryptandra Sm.)。通过对鼠李科植物的祖先范围重建和多样性分析,阐明其时空演化历史。我们使用高通量测序恢复了30个同源核位点,并使用biogeobars推断祖先区域。研究表明,隐苔属植物的现今分布可以用多个变异事件解释,然后是原位多样化,区域之间几乎没有交换。所有多样化模型均表明,隐门在中新世(约23亿年)受到辐射后物种形成速率下降。这与整个澳大利亚的干旱化事件相吻合,表明该属的多样化受到干旱扩大的负面影响。我们还发现,有刺和无刺的隐蛛系在多样化率上没有显著差异,这表明有刺系可能是灭绝的大型食草动物的选择遗产。
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Rise and fall of a continental mesic radiation in Australia: spine evolution, biogeography, and diversification of Cryptandra (Rhamnaceae: Pomaderreae)
Abstract The Australian continent has experienced progressive aridification since the Miocene, spurring recent radiations of arid-adapted lineages and the likely decline of mesic biotic groups. While examples of the former have been relatively well-documented, post-Miocene declines of non-arid sclerophyllous floras are less well understood. Here, we present a well-sampled time-calibrated nuclear phylogeny (140 accessions representing 60/65 species) of an Australian plant genus (Cryptandra Sm.: Rhamnaceae) and using ancestral range reconstructions and diversification analyses, elucidate its evolutionary history through space and time. We used high-throughput sequencing to recover 30 orthologous nuclear loci and BioGeoBEARS to infer ancestral areas. We show that the present-day distribution of Cryptandra can be explained by multiple vicariance events followed by in situ diversification with little exchange between regions. All diversification models show a speciation rate decline in Cryptandra after its radiation in the Miocene (c. 23 Mya). This coincides with aridification episodes across Australia and indicates that diversification of this genus has been negatively affected by the expansion of aridity. We also show that there were no significant differences in diversification rates between spinescent and non-spinescent Cryptandra lineages, suggesting that spinescent lineages may be the legacies of selection from extinct megaherbivores.
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5.70
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54
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3.5 months
期刊介绍: The Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society publishes original papers on systematic and evolutionary botany and comparative studies of both living and fossil plants. Review papers are also welcomed which integrate fields such as cytology, morphogenesis, palynology and phytochemistry into a taxonomic framework. The Journal will only publish new taxa in exceptional circumstances or as part of larger monographic or phylogenetic revisions.
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