Colonization ability of two invasive weevils with different reproductive modes

Guzmán, Noelia V.; Lanteri, Analía Alicia; Confalonieri, Viviana A.

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“…Many parthenogenetic species within Naupactini underwent geographic range expansions and exhibit higher colonization ability than sexual species (Lanteri and Normark ; Guzmán et al. ; Lanteri et al. ).…”

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“…However, it is worthwhile to mention that they established in suitable or moderately suitable environments (Guzmán et al. ; Lanteri et al. ).…”

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“…Many parthenogenetic species within Naupactini underwent geographic range expansions and exhibit higher colonization ability than sexual species (Lanteri and Normark 1995;Guzm an et al 2012;Lanteri et al 2013). However, it is worthwhile to mention that they established in suitable or moderately suitable environments (Guzm an et al 2012;Lanteri et al 2013). Evidence of a selective effect on the geographic range expansion in N. cervinus is provided by the remarkably high frequency of the B-VII genotype, the only one present in a diversity of habitats having a low to null probability of occurrence (e.g., Canary Islands, Polynesia).…”

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Out of the forest: past and present range expansion of a parthenogenetic weevil pest, or how to colonize the world successfully

Rodriguero

Lanteri

Guzmán

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Ecology and Evolution

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Previous research revealed complex diversification patterns in the parthenogenetic weevil Naupactus cervinus. To understand the origin of clonal diversity and successful spreading of this weevil, we investigated its geographic origin and possible dispersal routes and whether parthenogens can persist in habitats under unsuitable environmental conditions. This study is based on samples taken throughout a broad area of the species’ range. We used both mitochondrial and nuclear markers and applied phylogenetic and network analyses to infer possible relationships between haplotypes. Bayesian phylogeographic analyses and ecological niche modeling were used to investigate the processes that shaped genetic diversity and enabled the colonization of new geographic areas. Southeastern Brazil emerges as the original distribution area of N. cervinus. We detected two range expansions, one along natural corridors during the Pleistocene and the other in countries outside South America during recent times. Isolation due to climate shifts during the early Pleistocene led to diversification in two divergent clades, which probably survived in different refugia of the Paranaense Forest and the Paraná River delta. The origin of the clonal diversity was probably a complex process including mutational diversification, hybridization, and secondary colonization. The establishment of N. cervinus in areas outside its native range may indicate adaptation to drier and cooler conditions. Parthenogenesis would be advantageous for the colonization of new environments by preventing the breakup of successful gene combinations. As in other insect pests, the present distribution of N. cervinus results from both its evolutionary history and its recent history related to human activities.

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“…However, it is worthwhile to mention that they established in suitable or moderately suitable environments (Guzmán et al. ; Lanteri et al. ).…”

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Out of the forest: past and present range expansion of a parthenogenetic weevil pest, or how to colonize the world successfully

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“…For the scientific names we followed Wibmer & O'Brien (), Bordón (, ) and Alonso‐Zarazaga & Lyal (). Most of the geographical records were derived from taxonomic contributions and studies on potential geographical distributions of parthenogenetic species published by the authors of this paper (Lanteri, , , , , ,b,c, , , ; Lanteri & Loiácono, ; Lanteri & O'Brien, ; Bordón, , ; Lanteri et al ., , ; Morrone & Lanteri, ; Lanteri & Diaz, ; Lanteri & Marvaldi, ; Lanteri & del Río, , , ,b; del Río et al ., , ; del Río & Lanteri, ; Guzmán et al ., ). We added other geographical records from specimens collected and/or examined subsequent to previous publications and deposited in different entomological collections (for information on voucher specimens see http://www.museo.fcnym.unlp.edu.ar/uploads/docs/georreferencias_naupactini.pdf).…”

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“…Naupactus cervinus, Naupactus leucoloma, Pantomorus ruizi, Atrichonotus taeniatulus and Aramigus tessellatus. Most of them are parthenogenetic and have become widespread mainly because of their association with crops in several countries (Lanteri & Normark, 1995;Guzm an et al, 2012;Lanteri et al, 2013b).…”

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Evolutionary biogeography of South American weevils of the tribe Naupactini (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)

Río

Morrone

Lanteri

2015

Journal of Biogeography

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Aim Naupactini are highly diverse weevils, widespread in the Neotropical region. Their evolution may have been driven by geological and environmental changes. Our main goals were to explain the biotic diversification of this tribe in South America and to test previous hypotheses on the relationships between distribution areas.Location Neotropical South America.Methods We compiled geographical records for 165 species of South American Naupactini. We then applied a track analysis and a parsimony analysis of paralogy-free subtrees to obtain generalized tracks and a general area cladogram, respectively.

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Insect Landscape Genomics

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Keyghobadi

2022

Population Genomics

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Colonization ability of two invasive weevils with different reproductive modes

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Out of the forest: past and present range expansion of a parthenogenetic weevil pest, or how to colonize the world successfully

Out of the forest: past and present range expansion of a parthenogenetic weevil pest, or how to colonize the world successfully

Evolutionary biogeography of South American weevils of the tribe Naupactini (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)

Insect Landscape Genomics

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