Gene trees, species trees, and morphology converge on a similar phylogeny of living gars (Actinopterygii: Holostei: Lepisosteidae), an ancient clade of ray-finned fishes

Keyphrases

• Phylogeny 100%
• Tree Species 100%
• Molecular Data 100%
• Actinopterygii 100%
• Species Tree 100%
• Gene Tree 100%
• Species-tree Analysis 100%
• Ray-finned Fish 100%
• Lepisosteidae 100%
• Holostei 100%
• Coalescent Species Tree 100%
• Species Level 66%
• Bayesian Probability 66%
• Nuclear Genes 33%
• Evolutionary History 33%
• Mitochondrial Genes 33%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 33%
• Two-species 33%
• Morphological Data 33%
• Character Coding 33%
• Phylogenetic Tree 33%
• Phylogenetic Relationship 33%
• ZIC1 33%
• Ribosomal Protein 33%
• MYH6 33%
• Allopatric Speciation 33%
• Solid Foundation 33%
• Evolutionary Stasis 33%
• Functional Diversification 33%
• Mitochondrial COI 33%
• Introgressive Hybridization 33%
• Highly Congruent 33%
• ENC1 33%
• Tbr1 33%
• Lepisosteus Osseus 33%
• Living Fossil 33%
• Morphological Phylogenetics 33%
• Gene Tree Heterogeneity 33%
• Tree Morphology 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Cladistics 100%
• Actinopterygii 100%
• Lepisosteidae 100%
• Intron 50%
• Introgression 25%
• Allopatric Speciation 25%
• Ribosomal Protein 25%
• Lepisosteus 25%
• Lineages 25%
• Allopatry 25%