Noturus: Phylogram recovered from the maximum parsimony analysis of
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Left. Strict consensus of 96 trees resulting from maximum parsimony analysis of the ictalurid cytochrome b alignment.
Noturus stanauli and
N. crypticus are highlighted with a box. The most recent common ancestor of the
Noturus hildebrandi species clade is marked with a black dot. Only relationships among
Noturus species
are shown. Numbers at nodes report percent recovery in bootstrap pseudoreplicate analysis.
Right. Fifty percent majority rule consensus phylogram resulting from Bayesian analysis of the ictalurid cytochrome b
alignment. Only relationships among
Noturus species are shown.
Noturus stanauli and
N. crypticus
are highlighted with a box. The most recent common ancestor of the
Noturus hildebrandi species clade is marked
with a black dot. Asterisks at nodes indicate a 95% or greater Bayesian posterior probability.
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Noturus stanauli and
N. crypticus
(Siluriformes: Ictaluridae), two imperiled freshwater fish species from the southeastern United States.
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2006 (3): 378-383.
Ameiurus: Phylogram recovered from the maximum parsimony analysis of
cytochrome b sequences.
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