Phylogeny of Palearctic vole species (genus Microtus, Rodentia) based on mitochondrial sequences

Haring, Elisabeth; Sheremetyeva, I. N.; Kryukov, A. P.

doi:10.1016/j.mambio.2010.04.006

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“…The inclusion of A. mongolicus and A. middendorffii into Alexandromys subgenus was supported with mitochondrial and morphological data (Bannikova et al, 2010;Haring et al, 2011;Lissovsky & Obolenskaya, 2011). One taxon of subspecific rank A. m. gromovi was elevated to the species status A. gromovi , which is closely phylogenetically related to A. middendorffii and A. mongolicus (Bannikova et al, 2010;.…”

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“…This issue was reviewed several times (Poljakov, 1881;Vinogradov, 1933;Ognev, 1950;Vinogradov & Gromov, 1952;Gromov et al, 1963;Kuziakin, 1963;Gromov & Polyakov, 1977;Zagorodnyuk, 1990;Pozdniakov, 1993;Meyer et al, 1996;Litvinov, 2001;Kartavtseva et al, 2008;Frisman et al, 2009;Sheremetyeva et al, 2009;Bannikova et al, 2010;Haring et al, 2011;Abramson & Lissovsky, 2012).…”

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“…The first is relative warps analysis (RWA) and the second canonical variation analysis (CVA) using RW as 2011), we studied samples from allopatric localities (except two samples nos. 8 and 15 from Amur Region, see Appendix 1) or specimens with karyological or mitochondrial identification (Gileva, 1972;Meyer et al, 1996;Kartavtseva et al, 2008;Sheremetyeva et al, 2010;Bannikova et al, 2010;Haring et al, 2011). The occlusal surface of m1 of each specimen was drawn using binocular microscope Zeiss Stemi SR (ocular 10´25, zoom = 5).…”

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“…During the last decade the species number and taxonomic relationships of the Far-Eastern voles were defined more exactly (Frisman et al, 2009;Sheremetyeva et al, 2009, Bannikova et al, 2010Haring et al, 2011;Lissovsky & Obolenskaya, 2011;Abramson & Lissovsky, 2012). The inclusion of A. mongolicus and A. middendorffii into Alexandromys subgenus was supported with mitochondrial and morphological data (Bannikova et al, 2010;Haring et al, 2011;Lissovsky & Obolenskaya, 2011).…”

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Analysis of shape and size variation of the first lower molar in Far-Eastern grey voles of genus Alexandromys (Rodentia: Cricetidae) from Russian fauna using geometric morphometrics

Voyta¹,

Golenishchev²,

Tiunov³

2013

Rus.J.Theriol.

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ABSTRACT. The variation of quantitative characters of the first lower molar was analysed in nine species of Far-Eastern voles Alexandromys from Russian fauna. Canonical variation analysis revealed that main differences were associated with oeconomus-like fusion, and clearly differentiates A. oeconomus, A. mongolicus and A. gromovi from other species. The results of UPGMA cluster analysis based on the average Procrustes distances did not agree with recent molecular studies. Discriminant analysis of Procrustes coordinates of 19 landmarks showed that the percentage of correct species classifications of samples vary from 50% to 100%. Linear measurements together with shape features can be used for identification of the following species: A. oeconomus, A. mongolicus, and A.sachalinensis. Shape of enamel loops of the first lower molar of Far-Eastern grey voles can be used for species identification, but not for phylogenetic analysis.

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Analysis of shape and size variation of the first lower molar in Far-Eastern grey voles of genus Alexandromys (Rodentia: Cricetidae) from Russian fauna using geometric morphometrics

Voyta¹,

Golenishchev²,

Tiunov³

2013

Rus.J.Theriol.

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“…Morphological, karyological, and genetic studies that were later conducted allowed to consider the "gromovi" form as an independent species (Sheremetyeva et al, 2003Frisman et al, 2009;Bannikova et al, 2010;Lissovsky et al, 2010;Haring et al, 2011).…”

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Far-Eastern grey voles (Rodentia: Cricetidae: Alexandromys) from Bolshoi Shantar Island

Dokuchaev¹

2014

Rus.J.Theriol.

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Cytochrome b gene (cytb) sequence diversity in a Microtus oeconomus population from Bialowieza Primeval Forest

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Based on published information about the glacial, postglacial, and recent distribution of the root vole, Microtus oeconomus, we hypothesized that a population inhabiting the pristine wetland in eastern Poland (Bialowieza Primeval Forest) might comprise a high diversity of haplotypes. The support for this hypothesis was provided by an analysis of partial cytb gene sequences from 149 voles sampled within a two-hectare plot during a nine-year study. In this population, we identified eight haplotypes (PLB1–PLB8), four of which were new to the root vole. These haplotypes were characterized by low nucleotide diversity (π = 0.0054, SE = 0.0019), the absence of transversional differences between sequences, and no changes in the encoded amino acid sequence: features suggesting a lack of immigration from the distant populations. The haplotype number and their frequency distribution in males and females did not differ significantly. An assessment of the persistence of matrilines in the local population throughout the study period revealed that the haplotype composition was relatively stable for only about 3 years. A more complete haplotype network for root voles in Europe was constructed by combining the newly identified haplotypes with the 45 previously described haplotypes. Two of the haplotypes detected in this study occupy key positions in this network: PLB5, as the closest link to the North European group, and PLB8, as an ancestor to many other Central European haplotypes.

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Phylogeny of Palearctic vole species (genus Microtus, Rodentia) based on mitochondrial sequences

Cited by 45 publications

References 31 publications

Analysis of shape and size variation of the first lower molar in Far-Eastern grey voles of genus Alexandromys (Rodentia: Cricetidae) from Russian fauna using geometric morphometrics

Analysis of shape and size variation of the first lower molar in Far-Eastern grey voles of genus Alexandromys (Rodentia: Cricetidae) from Russian fauna using geometric morphometrics

Far-Eastern grey voles (Rodentia: Cricetidae: Alexandromys) from Bolshoi Shantar Island

Cytochrome b gene (cytb) sequence diversity in a Microtus oeconomus population from Bialowieza Primeval Forest

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