Mantodea (Insecta) Fauna of Malatya Vicinity (Turkey) and Some Remarks on the Mantises of Anatolia

Demirsoy, Ali; Çıplak, Battal

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The phylogenetic system of Mantodea (Insecta: Dictyoptera)

Frank¹

2013

Species, Phylogeny and Evolution - SPE

212

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The first reconstruction of mantodean phylogeny using a large morphological dataset of the entire group is presented. 152 morphological characters were encoded for 122 species of Mantodea, encompassing all 15 currently recognized families, 34 of 48 subfamilies (71 %) and 33 of 46 tribus (72 %). Structures from the entire exoskeleton were studied, including characters that have been stated to be convergent developments before without data-based evidence. Fossils, behaviour and ontogenetic observations were used for the interpretation of structures and the discussion of evolutionary scenarios.Calculations resulted in 888 equally parsimonious trees (analysis I). Many characters were found to be highly homoplastic, resulting in consensus cladograms with low resolution except for many smaller distal clades. Characters were automatically reweighted (based on the Rescaled Consistency Index).Subsequent calculation (analysis II) resulted in 10 equally parsimonious trees, and the consensus cladogram was almost fully resolved. Most of the small monophyletic groups found in analysis I were recovered in analysis II.The resulting phylogenetic reconstruction supported the monophyly of five traditional families (Acanthopidae, Empusidae, Eremiaphilidae, Thespidae, and Toxoderidae; 33 %), of 11 subfamilies (Amorphoscelinae, Angelinae, Chroicopterinae, Empusinae, Haaniinae, Hymenopodinae, Oxypilinae, Paraoxypilinae, Perlamantinae, Toxoderinae, and Tropidomantinae; 32 % of the subfamilies studied) and of six tribus (Angelini, Chroicopterini, Idolomorphini, Oxypilini, Polyspilotini, and Rivetinini; 18 % of the tribus studied). The subgroups of Amorphoscelidae in the traditional sense clustered together in analysis II (not in analysis I), however the group encompassed Compsothespis (which is usually assumed to belong to Mantidae) as the sistergroup of Amorphoscelinae + Perlamantinae within Amorphoscelidae. The potential likeliness of this scenario was discussed in detail.Many structures have been shown to have evolved many times independently in Mantodea, most likely due to comparable selective pressures in the respective habitats. Among them are the head processes, lamellar expansions of the pronota, and lobes on the legs and on the abdomen. Furthermore, the metathoracic hearing organ ("cyclopean ear") evolved several times independently and possibly separately in males and females in some cases. Molecular studies have instead found evidence for a monophyletic neotropical earless taxon in the basal part of the phylogenetic tree. Thespidae was found to be monophyletic and to include Oligonicinae as well as Haaniinae, nested among the latter. The monophyly of Oligonicinae including Haaniinae is supported by their unique fore tibial morphology. This phylogenetic relationship implicates that the ear in Haaniinae originated independently form other taxa, as the group is nested among the earless Oligonicinae.Congruence between the morphological reconstruction of the phylogeny and the traditional classification was higher than that...

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The phylogenetic system of Mantodea (Insecta: Dictyoptera)

Frank¹

2013

Species, Phylogeny and Evolution - SPE

212

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“…Türlerin teşhisleri, Türkiye Kelebek Gözlemcileri & Fotoğrafçıları Topluluğu [18], Bakır & Çevingen [19], Çıplak ve diğerleri [20], Çıplak & Demirsoy [21], Coppard, [22], Demirsoy [23,24,25,26,27], Devetak [28], Önder ve diğerleri [29], Dyachko & Nedoev [30], Öztürk & Bağdatlı [31], Topçu & Öztürk [32], Flutsch & Tauzin [33], Furtun ve diğerleri [34], Özalp & Alparslan [35], Hristo & Chobanov [36], Holthuis [37], Karataş ve diğerleri [38], Kirvan ve diğerleri. [39], Korotyaev ve diğerleri [40], Özgür [41], Neimorovets [42], Néraudeau ve diğerleri [43], Tüzün & Kekilioğlu [44], Özbek & Ustaoğlu [45], Öztürk ve diğerleri [46], Rasmont ve diğerleri [47], Turin ve diğerleri [48] ve Zariquiey Alvarez [49]'e göre yapılmıştır.…”

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Exhibition collection species list of Eskişehir Osmangazi University Zoology Museum

CALISKAN

2023

BioDiCon

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Biyoçeşitlilik müzeleri, sahip oldukları numuneler sayesinde yaşamı tanıtan birer biyolojik kütüphanelerdir. ESOGÜ Zooloji Müzesi Türkiye’de bulunan az sayıdaki biyoçeşitlilik müzelerinden birisidir. Kurulduğu 2007 yılından günümüze bir üniversite müzesi olarak hizmet vermektedir. Bu çalışma, ESOGÜ Zooloji Müzesi bünyesinde sergilenen türlerin ilk listesini hazırlayarak müzede var olan kayıtların paylaşıma açılması amaçlamaktadır. Çalışmada 205 numune, 1987-2012 yılları arasında Türkiye’de 46 il ve 5 farklı yurt dışı ülkeden bir araya getirilmişlerdir. Numuneler için altı harf ve altı rakamdan oluşan bir kod düzeniyle envanter kayıt numaraları verilmiştir. Listede, türlerin şube, sınıf, takım ve familyalarına, toplandığı ya da elde edildiği tarih, lokalite ve toplayan kişi bilgisine yer verilmiştir. Müzenin envanterine kayıtlı 21 411’i Insecta olmak üzere 24 241 numune bulunmaktadır. Kolleksiyona ait sergi salonunda Haziran 2023 itibariyle 698 örnek ziyaretçilere tanıtılmaktadır. Bunların içinde yer alan ve sergilenen ana koleksiyonu oluşturan Cnidaria, Mollusca, Arthropoda, Echinodermata, Chordata şubelerine ait 317 numunenin 205’i değerlendirilmiştir. Bu çalışma sonucunda 18 sınıf, 69 takım ve 136 familyaya ait 14'ü cins düzeyinde olmak üzere 169 tür listelenmiştir.

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“…The Mediterranean mantis, Iris oratoria (Linnaeus, 1758) is a mantis species of the family Eremiaphilidae (Schwarz and Roy 2019) and its distribution includes the Mediterranean part of Europe (Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Cyprus, and the Balkans), North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Chad), parts of West and South Asia (Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iran) (Ramme 1951;Kaltenbach 1963Kaltenbach , 1976Demirsoy 1979;Mukherjee et al 1995;Çiplak and Demirsoy 1997;Ehrmann 2002Ehrmann , 2011Battiston et al 2010;Mohammad et al 2011). I. oratoria was introduced in the United States in the 1930s and now has established populations (Maxwell and Eitan 1998).…”

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